Every essay, dispatch, interview, and argument we have published.
A bigger language once meant a bigger audience. But in Ukraine, Ireland, Kyrgyzstan, and beyond, people are questioning whether global connection should require surrendering the language that made them who they are.
Cory Alpert
When the Pentagon briefly separated the LDS Church from Christianity, many Mormon conservatives were outraged. But the controversy exposed a deeper reality: political loyalty to MAGA will never guarantee acceptance from a movement built on defining who belongs—and who doesn't.
Jenica Jessen
In Kyiv, air raid sirens eventually become background noise. After another night sheltering from Russian drones and missiles, Cory Alpert reflects on adaptation, survival, and why life in a war zone is often misunderstood.
Cory Alpert
As AI floods the rest of the world, Ginny Hogan holds dear to human-made art, while we can still recognize it.
Ginny Hogan
Pope Leo's encyclical on AI calls us all to think more critically about the dangers of remaking humanity in the image of the machine.
Justin Telthorst
… but hey, at least you can bet on it?
Maria Lewis
This is a story about a man called Reginald, 200 million cane toads and why a catastrophic 1935 ecological blunder has anything at all to do with artificial intelligence. Reginald would disagree with the comparison. He was very confident like that.
The Almanor
What does it look like when an influencer dies?
Kristian Mercado