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Israel raised its electoral threshold to make its democracy more representational. Did it work?
Professor Netta Barak-Corren, a mainstay of these pages during the judicial reform debates, shares her recent research on one aspect of Israel’s election law that could well determine the outcome.
How Will We Fill these Pipelines?
On this episode of the Energy Security Cubed Podcast, Joe Calnan and Kelly Ogle speak with Dennis McConaghy about the remaining uncertainty surrounding the West Coast pipeline and how to think of the economic and strategic benefits of energy infrastructure in Canada. // Guest: - Dennis McConaghy is a former pipeline executive principle at Dialogues on Canadian energy and a Canadian Global Affairs Institute fellow. // Note:
Multi-gen Ping-Ponging in America's Spiritual Blender
@katecbowler Where Has Religion Gone? | Kate Bowler and Diana Butler Bass Discuss https://youtu.be/8xgifxXBxuA?si=2gKMAha-KQe_6Ji7 @ColemanHughesOfficial The Bible Story Every Atheist Should Read, with Megan Phelps-Roper https://youtu.be/3QL12cKy1Zg?si=Ucsmt4f_2vj91h0D @mcmosav sunday chillstream 10.11.26 https://www.youtube.com/live/YvqwhJHnNVI?si=TSr86dUU3EFfmhkA @VanderKlips McMo oct 11 2026 chillstream with transcript https://youtu.be/N9QDLoI-Ddk?si=RfurfxNPKEhSRPiC
What the Victorians Knew About Making Leaders
They studied little, worked short days, and partied constantly, and they ran the most successful country of their age
The Marxist Who Foresaw the AI Bubble
Like the 2020s, the “Roaring Twenties” of a century ago witnessed a technological revolution: The rise of the automobile, widespread electrification, and mass production had all transformed everyday life. In his speech accepting the Republican presidential nomination in 1928, Herbert Hoover declared that America was closer than any society in history to the “final triumph over poverty.” But trouble was brewing.
Wednesday Links
“First Things” poetry reading, Anthony Burgess’s life and work, a history of modern boxing, a life of Jan Morris, revisiting “Unmuzzled OX,” and more.
The Jesuit Outlaw Who Inspired Shakespeare
A conversation on the controversial poet and martyr who influenced and inspired Shakespeare… The Jesuit Outlaw Who Inspired Shakespeare – Joseph Pearce
Converts and Controversy
The first article in a new series looking at a controversial new book on Catholic literary converts... Converts and Controversy - Joseph Pearce
In Praise of Saint John Henry Newman
Jan Franczak interviews Joseph Pearce on Newman’s influence and importance... In Praise of Saint John Henry Newman - Joseph Pearce
Is the West Doomed to Die?
What is the West and is it doomed? Is the West Doomed to Die? – Joseph Pearce
Fundación Civismo advierte de una «trampa de la inactividad» en el IMV: reduce un 12% la probabilidad de trabajar
El Centro de Análisis de la Sostenibilidad del Modelo Económico (CASME), iniciativa de la Fundación Civismo, ha advertido de la existencia de una «trampa de la inactividad» en la arquitectura del Ingreso Mínimo Vital (IMV), al constatar que la percepción de esta prestación social reduce en 3 puntos porcentuales la probabilidad de trabajar de sus beneficiarios, lo que supone una caída relativa del 12%.
The Introduction and the Epilogue
for my book on 20th century American history; all my own prose
The One and Many in the Trinity
This is the Guided Tour of the Summa Theologiae, a project for all paid subscribers of Aquinas and Beyond. In it, we are carefully reading through St. Thomas Aquinas’s masterpiece, with help from experts on Aquinas, to think like the universal doctor of the Church. Stop feeling intimidated by Aquinas, and subscribe so you can read along!
Geoff Kellow - Do Markets Promote Virtue?
In this episode from 2021, Alex speaks with Geoff Kellow about the life and writings of Benjamin Franklin and whether they can help us better understand the connection between markets and virtue. References 1. “The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin” by Benjamin Franklin Link: https://www.amazon.ca/Autobiography-Benjamin-Franklin/dp/1508475091 2. “Benjamin Franklin and Adam Smith: Two Strangers and the Spirit of Capitalism” by Geoff Kellow
The Use of Tools in a Technocratic Age: the Death of Wisdom? - Sr. Anna Wray, O.P
Sr. Anna Wray, O.P. explores whether our reliance on efficiency-driven technology is hastening the death of wisdom by taking the place of human deliberation and agency.
The Fed’s New Communications Regime | Steven J. Davis, Mary Daly | Hoover Institution
Steve Davis welcomes Mary Daly for a return appearance on Economics, Applied – this time directly from the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco. They discuss the Fed’s new communications regime, how the Fed should respond to demand overheating and inflationary supply shocks, and how Daly thinks about the implications of AI technologies for the conduct of monetary policy. Other topics include wage stickiness and whether the banking system is safe from cyber attacks. ABOUT ECONOMICS, APPLIED
Lincoln’s Constitutionalism
If anyone would be, surely Lincoln could be justified in thinking our constitutional order had failed. But he did not. Instead, he responded to national crisis by doubling down on the Constitution.
Aldous Huxley’s Delicious Moral Treats Emporium
If people keep stoking the fires of moral outrage, we are likely to see more murders like Brian Thompson’s before the close of the decade.
On Being Tamed by Great Literature
Moira Gleason "The Little Prince" quietly expresses just what we’re missing when we grow up and quit reading literature out of love.
El «pinchazo» del Ingreso Mínimo Vital: una factura de 22.000 millones, el SMI anual de 1,3 millones de trabajadores, que deja fuera al 55% de los hogares más pobres
Seis de cada diez hogares perceptores llevan más de tres años cobrando una prestación que deja fuera al 55% de los hogares que la necesitan y reduce la pobreza severa un 9,5%, frente al 16,2% que podría alcanzar con una cobertura completa, según la Fundación Civismo. El Ingreso Mínimo Vital (IMV) es otra de las banderas
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