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- Sep 24, 2026
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Ben Shelton’s Faith: Success and Failure as Gifts (opens the original)
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For a number of years, I had stopped following professional tennis regularly. And despite playing tennis and competing regularly, I was completely oblivious to the new faces within the professional tennis world. However, this changed in 2023, when I began watching the Grand Slams again, particularly the US Open. This was around the time Ben Shelton caught my attention. His last name immediately sounded familiar, as did others on the professional circuit, including Ruud (Casper) and Korda (Sebast
One Year Without Charlie Kirk: Has Anything Changed? (opens the original)
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One year after Charlie Kirk's assassination, we ask, what has become of the legacy of a man many consider one of the greatest conservative coalition builders in the past fifty years?
The Philosophy and Theology of He-Man, Then and Now (opens the original)
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I have vague recollections from my early childhood of storming downstairs to the television in my parents’ bungalow to watch He-Man and the Masters of the Universe cartoon. It aired early Saturday mornings and, as I remember it, again on Saturday afternoons and weekdays after school. I watched He-Man and collected the action figures quite fervently. For a time, my mother would buy me one almost every week from the store at CHEO (the Children’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario), where both my parents
The Fauci Hearings: Defending Science as Science (opens the original)
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For over six years, I have written about the Covid debacle. In the spring of 2020, when questioning lockdowns, masking policies, Anthony Fauci, or the recommendations and policies of the World Health Organization, I was met with accusations of being “anti-science” and supporting conspiracy theories. As the editor and main author of COVID-19: A Dystopian Delusion, which was published in 2022, I sought to preserve a historical record while events were still unfolding. Indeed, through my publishing
Why Do Good Things Happen to Bad People? (opens the original)
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A recent conversation with a friend at a concert in Canada brought an old question back to mind. The two performers—British singer Billy Bragg and the American band Social Distortion—did not wait long before criticizing the “big bad orange man” and some of his administration’s policies, seemingly eager to display their moral purity through a little virtue signaling. Their confidence in identifying the bad people and, by implication, placing themselves among the good, reminded me of how easily we
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