BreakPoint: Peer-Reviewed Pranksters
Fake Papers Reveal Academic Rot
The joke was played on academic journals, but the politically-correct corruption of higher learning is no laughing matter. Twenty years..Read more
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The Point: Mad, Mad World
Has the world ever been this messed up? If your only source is your news feed, you’ll be tempted to..Read more
The Point: Write an Essay, Change History
Do your homework! You just might change history. In 1785, the topic for Cambridge’s Latin essay contest was the lawfulness..Read more
The Point: ‘Til the Playoffs Do Us Part?
Til the playoffs do us part? According to Religion News Service, 25% of women and 41% of men think it’s..Read more
BreakPoint: Saving Truth in a Post-Truth World
Our Resource of the Month
Maybe the biggest obstacle to truth in today’s post-truth world isn’t falsehood. It’s confusion. The level of confusion you and..Read more
BreakPoint: The Deadly Canadian “M.A.I.D.”
The Expansion of Assisted Suicide North of the Border
How is it that a nation known for its politeness has become so committed to killing its most vulnerable citizens?..Read more
BreakPoint: Israelis Treasure Children
What’s Behind Their High Fertility Rate?
The state of Israel is bucking the trend: It has a very high fertility rate for a developed nation. What’s..Read more
The Point: Getting Real at the Spa
First they came for the baker, then they came for the . . . what? Laws have consequences, often unexpected..Read more
The Point: Sustaining Freedom
Can freedom be sustained without virtue? A nation is in trouble when its citizens can’t even agree on the definition..Read more
BreakPoint: Why Freedom Is so Fragile
Defining Liberty is Crucial to Sustaining It
What is meant by the word “freedom” is at the center of all of the hottest battles happening in our..Read more
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