Subway Attacks Reveal How New York Is Failing Its Mentally Ill
Sporadic acts of violence and other problems are the predictable result of New York State’s closing down hundreds of inpatient beds.
D. J. Jaffe, RIP
The seriously mentally ill lost their loudest champion last weekend. He will be missed.
The Effects of Obergefell, Five Years Later
The Supreme Court’s gay-marriage decision undermined traditional notions about the differences between men and women.
‘No Justice, No Peace’: Can We Have Peace Now?
What we’re watching unfold both in our cities and in our culture is a broadside against the country itself, its institutions, its self-image, and its history.
Bostock and the Murky Future of Workplace Speech
The Supreme Court’s decision leaves us with lots of questions. Congress should step in to provide answers, lest the judiciary do so instead.
Bill Barr Tears the Seamless Garment
Executing child murderers does not make Bill Barr any less pro-life.
‘Larger’ Truths
These, unlike tragedies that fit the ascendant narrative, will be treated as isolated events.
The Firing of Tim Gordon
The devoted teacher, husband, and father was fired from his job at a Catholic high school for airing his opinion.
Governor Wolf’s Dangerous Disability Agenda
In Pennsylvania, the governor and self-appointed advocates for the disabled are pursuing an agenda that will only hurt the state’s most vulnerable.