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THE FIX? Hegseth, Trump, and an Election-Security Endgame Question (opens the original)
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Secretary of War Pete Hegseth has directed U.S. Cyber Command and the Defense Intelligence Enterprise to mobilize their authorized capabilities against foreign interference in the November midterms. “In America, the people rule,” Hegseth wrote, “and we must ensure that their voice remains sovereign, secure, and entirely undiluted.” The attention to this matter itself is not new. Election infrastructure received its federal critical-infrastructure designation in 2017. Trump’s Executive Order 1384
TEN AND OH: The Catholic Arrangement of the Ten Commandments (opens the original)
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The first two articles of this mini-series were spent exploring the Ten Commandments in ways that may seem unfamiliar to a Catholic, or may seem very familiar to a Catholic if he or she was not taught the Catholic way. As promised at the end of Part Two, today we close the loop on the series by explaining the Catholic arrangement. Primarily, I’m going to let older and much more authoritative voices do most of the teaching. First, Saint Augustine, in his Questions on Exodus, 71. The breaking up o
A Hearing for Mary: What the Lindsay Clancy Case May Ask of Us (opens the original)
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Much of the country has spent the last several weeks being asked to enter the mind of Lindsay Clancy, the Massachusetts mother accused of killing her three children. Even Catholic priests like local Clinton Sensat and non-local James Mawdsley have weighed in. Her defense has argued that postpartum psychosis rendered her incapable of criminal responsibility, while prosecutors have of course maintained that her actions were deliberate. Here is a pull from each of these two Catholic priests’ work:
Pius XI and Acadiana’s Economic Promise (opens the original)
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My concerns in life have never really been economic. While we were not directly raised by parents unconcerned with money, looking back, I think we just grew up in a home where other values were more important. I am also a bridge-builder, not a debater as a first choice. It is what made my classrooms once upon a time teem with discussion and growth. I argue by teaching, and letting the slow maturation of that teaching take root. Those are perhaps qualities that can be mistaken for candy-ass liber
TEN AND OH: The Commandments and the Ancient Listings Question (opens the original)
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Last week, we committed to crawling into the past a bit through the ancient and competing Jewish and Christian listings of the Ten Commandments. Today we give our best effort to show just how far the incongruence discussed in the first article of this series goes. Keep in mind that this isn’t an exhaustive analysis of old texts by any stretch, just a touch to make our point about the listing on the Commandments poster in public school classrooms. In the first article, we established that Scriptu
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