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Pursuing ‘Sense’ and ‘Sensibility’ in Catholic Dating
Nora Kenney Mittiga Two centuries after Austen diagnosed the problem, we have no shortage of good advice for avoiding romantic delusion.

Faith and Medicine: if God Is Present at the Bedside, Why is There a Conspiracy of Silence? - Prof. Tim Flanigan
Prof. Tim Flanigan, in the face of a "conspiracy of silence" in clinical settings that discourages the expression of faith, urges medical professionals to embrace the discomfort of witnessing to their beliefs to better support their patients.

You Cannot Escape First Principles: The Right-Wing Leninism of National Conservatism
National conservatism reduces politics down to little more than "who, whom?" which was a Leninist idea before it was a dissident right idea.

Why Conservatives Should Root for Taylor Swift
by Joshua L. Sohn Taylor Swift is married—perhaps you’ve heard? She’s always been a mirror for others to project their hopes and visions, and her latest era is no different. As a country music ingenue in her early years, she was sometimes assumed to be conservative. As a New York-based pop star in the mid-2010’s, she was lionized as a paragon of girlboss liberalism.

Civic Education and Classical Liberalism
How have classical liberals approached civic education and the role of the state in promoting it?

Las dos realidades que influyen la Ley de Vivienda
Vivimos en un mundo de dos realidades entrelazadas. Una se rige por las leyes de la economía, con la oferta y la demanda como principales factores explicativos. ¿Qué explica la disparada de los alquileres y, en comparación, el estancamiento de los salarios de quienes buscan alquilar? Para un economista, esto representa un desequilibrio de mercado.

Progressive Buyer’s Remorse
The left is rediscovering century-old arguments for crippling the Supreme Court.

13.2 Henry Cloud: Necessary endings
Der Durchgang durch den Bücherschrank von Michael Herbst geht weiter!In dieser Folge sprechen Michael Herbst, Kaja Kaiser und Benjamin Limbeck über das Buch Necessary Endings: The Employees, Businesses, and Relationships That All of Us Have to Give Up in Order to Move Forward von Henry Cloud.Henry Cloud ist promovierter Psychologe, ehemaliger Leiter einer psychiatrischen Fachklinik und Bestsellerautor. In Necessary Endings widmet er sich der heilsamen Notwendigkeit von Beendigungen und dem bewussten Setzen von Grenzen: Was genau sind Grenzen?
Frolicking in new Fields with AI
I had a question: could artificial intelligence (AI) help me visualise the textual form of my thoughts and help me re-work them in a picture. That way I could look at them again in a different light and also have a different medium through which to explain them to other people? I’m reasonably competent at

Burke and the Vitalistic Tradition
He understood that laws are not abstract rules but animating principles of a nation.

A Conversation with Zach Lahn
Would you call yourself a localist?

Der Vergänglichkeit trotzen
Monika Pan-Stadler über Vergegenwärtigungen von Orten, Zeiten und außergewöhnlichen Menschen Rezension von Günter Helmes zu Monika Pan-Stadler: Noch einmal Fahrtwind spüren. Buch der Liebe und Freiheit Königshausen & Neumann, Würzburg 2026

Ein Romantic Thriller aus Japan
Mina Sakurais „Der Exmann“: Verwirrspiel vor misogyner Kulisse Rezension von Lisette Gebhardt zu Mina Sakurai: Der Exmann. Sie dachte, sie wäre ihn los. Thriller S. Fischer Verlag, Frankfurt a. M. 2026

Eucken Institut (@EuckenInstitut) on X
[description-section]Warum Le Pen und Mélenchon zündeln und eine EZB-Rettung möglicherweise einen Mandatsbruch bedeuten würde, analysieren @Lars_Feld und @haucap in der aktuellen Ausgabe des @ThePioneerDe-Ökonomiebriefings. Zuvor sprechen sie über den Rücktritt von Bärbel Bas, die Zukunft der Koalition und die noch ausstehenden Reformen. thepioneer.de/originals/feld…— Eucken Institut (@EuckenInstitut) Oct 15, 2026[/description-section] [url-section]Weiterlesen[/url-section]

E Foucault mise la parola fine all’uomo
Cent’anni fa, il 15 ottobre del 1926, nasceva Michel Foucault, colui che avrebbe annunciato la morte dell’uomo. Foucault è il filosofo che pretese di scrivere la pagina conclusiva della storia della filosofia e a ogni sapere annesso, ritenendo che fosse giunto il tempo della biopolitica, anzi peggio, del biopotere, un sistema totalitario che entra nella [&hellip L'articolo E Foucault mise la parola fine all’uomo proviene da Marcello Veneziani.
Qu'est-ce que la modernité européenne ? (XVe-XIXe siècle), avec Benjamin Deruelle
Faites un don et recevez un cadeau : http://don.storiavoce.com/ Entre le XVe et le XIXe siècle, l’Europe se transforme, mais sans nécessairement rompre avec le passé. L’ancien et le nouveau se mêlent, et le retour à l’Antiquité peut lui-même nourrir le désir d’innover. Cette tension invite à interroger ce que nous appelons la modernité : s'agit-il d'une catégorie d’historiens ou d'une expérience vécue par les hommes de l’époque ?

154: How Israel broke pan-Arabism, and what that means for Iran, with Dan Schueftan
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MIGRATION MUST BE CUT; ONE NATION COALITION DEAL; FRYDEBNERG TOO LATE? | Australia’s Future S5E17
In this episode recorded on 14 October 2026, former Prime Minister and IPA Distinguished Fellow Tony Abbott joins IPA Deputy Executive Director Daniel Wild to discuss the Coalition’s migration policy; a potential deal with One Nation ahead of the next election; the decision of President Trump to purchase Russian diesel and its broader implications for the Russia-Ukraine war;

Stop pretending the existential fears of Israelis are fake
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Why the Death Penalty Is a Sore Point for Papal Authority
Pope Leo XIV marked World Day Against the Death Penalty, observed on October 10, with the following message on X: The death penalty is inadmissible because it is an

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