How to Save the Universities
They must cultivate freedom, but are especially ill-suited to the task.
December 7, 2023
Sandra Day O’Connor’s Defense of Religious Freedom, and Its Limits
A consistent vote for letting state funds go to religious schools.
On Friday, the former Supreme Court justice Sandra Day O’Connor died at the age of ninety-three. Appointed to the court by Ronald Reagan, she served from 1981 until 2006. Kelsey Dallas assesses her legacy when it comes to issues of freedom of religion:
December 7, 2023
Qatar Is One of Gaza’s Problems. The U.S. Must Stop Treating It Like Part of the Solution
“A bit like thanking the thug who punched you in eye for bringing you an ice pack.”
Debunking Hamas’s Casualty Statistics
Not adding up.
The History, Symbolism, and Meaning of the Menorah
And the origins of myths about it.
Sandra Day O’Connor’s Defense of Religious Freedom, and Its Limits
A consistent vote for letting state funds go to religious schools.