November 19, 2024

Trump’s GOP Revival Isn’t Sectarian

Henry Olsen for The Wall Street Journal

Donald Trump’s victory is a triumph for a broad-church style of Republicanism. The party has room for people of all races, backgrounds and, crucially, religions.

A new investigative report by Alexandra DeSanctis and Nathanael Blake offers a detailed analysis of each Fortune 100 company’s family, parental leave, and abortion policies. Its findings are clear: major American corporations have a long way to go to truly support the mothers and fathers in their workplaces.

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For the The New Atlantis, Alexander Raikin questions the lack of response to potentially criminal violations in Canada concerning assisted suicide.

For The American Spectator, Carrie Gress outlines steps that political parties can take to gain more votes from women.

For First Things, Algis Valiunas makes a distinction between beauty and truth.

For World Opinions, Brad Littlejohn analyzes the pros and cons of artificial intelligence in customer service.

For The Catholic Thing, Stephen White reflects on the giving and receiving of honor.

For The Federalist, Nathanael Blake points out the incongruence between Democrats and the groups they claim to champion.

Thursday, November 21, 5:30-7:30 pm

In Person at the Kimpton George Hotel, Washington, DC OR Watch Online

Would a comprehensive government-directed industrial policy in America lead to lower economic growth than free markets?

On Thursday, Julius Krein, editor of American Affairs, and Andrew Stuttaford, editor of National Review‘s Capital Matters, debate America’s industrial policy,

moderated by EPPC’s Henry Olsen.

Webinar with Erika Bachiochi

November 20th at 2:00 p.m. EST

Erika Bachiochi will present on a natural law approach to the rights of women at a webinar hosted by the James Wilson Institute.

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Henry Olsen joins the American Compass Podcast to discuss the results of the presidential election.

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Ed Whelan joins NPR to discuss the effect of Trump’s presidency on the federal judiciary.

LISTEN HERE

Nathanael Blake joins WORLD Radio’s The World and Everything in It to discuss the importance of family and faith over politics.

LISTEN HERE

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In Side Effects, Devorah Goldman highlights the dangerous path of politicizing medical research.

In Family Matters, Patrick Brown shares his hopes for the GOP tax bill.

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Trump’s GOP Revival Isn’t Sectarian

Henry Olsen for The Wall Street Journal

New EPPC Investigation Reveals Contradictory Family and Abortion Policies at Fortune 100 Companies

Thursday, November 21, 5:30-7:30 pm

In Person at the Kimpton George Hotel, Washington, DC OR Watch Online

Would a comprehensive government-directed industrial policy in America lead to lower economic growth than free markets?

Webinar with Erika Bachiochi

November 20th at 2:00 p.m. EST

Read and subscribe to our scholars’ newsletters on Substack