Publications

Most of us live at least part of our lives on autopilot.  Most of us also, sooner or later, stumble across…

Most people have heard of the Texas two-step, but did you know that there’s an Arizona two-step too? The dances are cousins, yet…

The scope of this new synodal “paradigm” is breathtaking; under its erroneous approach, any sexual sin (and most other sins) can be reframed as “good.”

People are appropriately dunking on Neal Katyal’s embarrassing TED talk about how robots helped him achieve the greatest victory in…

On May 7, 2026, EPPC filed an amicus brief in the case Lopez v. United States, urging the Ninth Circuit…

There was a fish on my walk today, camouflaged at the edge of the water line. He moved imperceptibly, barely…

Yes, we should be skeptical of Newsom’s crony-run diaper giveaway, and here’s why.

Today the Church celebrates the Solemnity of Ascension. (Depending on where you are; check your local listings.) It’s worth pondering:…

On May 6, EPPC Distinguished Senior Fellow Ed Whelan and EPPC Fellows Eric Kniffin and Rachel N. Morrison filed an…

Conservatism has always been pro-family because what it means to be a conservative, almost by definition, is to treasure the hearth…

The school choice made possible by this federal tax credit scholarship program is a genuine social justice issue, and U.S. Catholics should bend every effort to ensure that every state opts in.

The map is becoming so tilted that a four-point Democratic win might not be enough for a majority.