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4 Things Are Making Us Sick, New MAHA Documentary Says. What the Research Says

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. · United States

4 Things Are Making Us Sick, New MAHA Documentary Says. What the Research Says

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By Kristen Rogers, CNN (CNN) — Ultraprocessed foods, seed oils, herbicides and pesticides, and fluoride: They’re all targets of the “Make America Healthy Again” movement, whose chief proponent is US Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Now, MAHA Films, a production company dedicated to promoting the movement’s values, has released its first See the Story

Parents want conservative higher ed reforms, poll finds

Professors · United States

Parents want conservative higher ed reforms, poll finds

(The Lion) — Most American parents have increasing concerns over the overall direction of higher education, a new poll reveals. Parents Defending Education (PDE) polled parents of children aged 15 to 21 and found most of them are grappling with the highly politicized nature of most universities. Just 11% of respondents said their child was not enrolling in any higher education, while most had either already enrolled their children (69%) or were …See the Story

What is a Good Life?

Asheville · Asheville

What is a Good Life?

This essay was delivered as the commencement address at Canterbury Classical School’s spring commencement. What will make you happy? At the beginning of Augustine’s Confessions, he identifies this universal human question. In his context, he uses the example of a soldier going to war versus a person who refrains from going to war. They make different decisions: the one who goes to war is seeking happiness in glory or honor; the one who refrains …Read Article

Ivan Illich, Byung-Chul Han, and Cloning

“Introduction to Ivan Illich.” Deacon Christopher May will be teaching a summer course for The Maurin Academy on Illich, beginning June 17: “Although we will sometimes talk about one or another of his books, the primary goal of this introductory course will be to examine the themes that are found throughout his body of work: Conviviality, tools, alienation, disembodiment, commodification, respect for limits, especially the necessity to limit con…Florida, United States · Florida Read Article

Reflections on Alasdair MacIntyre

The world lost an intellectual giant on May 21st, 2025, when Alasdair MacIntyre passed away at 96 years of age. MacIntyre, whose published books alone number over two dozen, began his career with a decidedly Marxist philosophical bent but by the end of his life had become influential on a generation of students and thinkers associated more with conservatism (an “ism” which MacIntyre, of course, disavowed). His role in attracting interest to virt…Notre Dame · Notre Dame See the Story

A Formidable Formative Institution – The Fair Marches On

The twenty-first century has been rough on formative institutions: schools and universities; the traditional family; churches; Scouting groups; civic groups. These cultural mainstays were the civilizing elements of American communities, serving as vehicles for passing down cultural values from one generation to the next. They tempered the individualistic selfishness of human beings, forming them to exercise mutual obligations and weave a broader…Agriculture · United States Read Article

Fuel, Food, and Fault: Rethinking the Emissions Debate

On a thousand-acre wheat farm, every gallon of diesel matters. It’s measured, budgeted, and accounted for with thin margins. Farmers don’t burn fuel casually. Every tank is a wager: that the crop will come up, the weather will cooperate, the markets will hold. Efficiency isn’t just good practice—it’s survival. Yet in much of the public discourse about agriculture and climate, farmers are cast as prime culprits. The sight of large tractors and co…United States · United States Read Article

Friendship and its Paradoxes

Friendship is a fulfillment of our nature: the recognition that loving another for their own sake is, paradoxically, itself essential to our own flourishing.Read Article

MacIntyre the Mentor – Rachel Lu

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I first encountered Alasdair MacIntyre in the usual place: the opening pages of After Virtue, his 1981 classic. I was suitably impressed by his argument for the incoherence of modern moral philosophy. To my 19-year-old (literally sophomoric) mind, After Virtue may have inspired the puckish glee many youthful readers draw from Atlas Shrugged or Beyond Good and Evil. It felt delightfully daring and subversive. My second encounter with MacIntyre wa…See the Story

The Crisis of the Self in an Age of Solutions

We live under the impression that we can do for the human community and the individual human soul what physicists have done with the atom.Read Article

Erich Maria Remarque’s Grief

Berliners love the Mozartsaal cinema. Its Art Nouveau style and glittering chandeliers remind audiences of grand old concert hall days. The First Massive Theater for Select Audiences, posters proclaim, and tonight, Friday, a packed house believes the hype. Lights dim for the 7 p.m. show. A drum roll, a black screen, “Carl Laemmle Presents . . .” Then the catcalls begin. “Disgraceful!” hoarse voices yell. “An insult!” Soon house lights come up. S…Germany · Germany Read Article

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