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THE PRO-LIFE MOVEMENT IS PROFOUNDLY AMERICAN

By EPPC Visiting Fellow Alexandra DeSanctis (with Tim Busch)
National Review Online
The fight for life is the most recent effort to ensure that our country abides by the solemn words of the Declaration of Independence.
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MARCHING TOWARD A DIFFERENT FUTURE

By EPPC Distinguished Senior Fellow George Weigel
Syndicated Column
The annual March for Life in Washington began in 1974—and it’s hard to think of a more admirable or consistent public witness to the dignity of the human person being given for so many years by so many people of all races, religions, and social classes. Read More

EPPC President Ryan T. Anderson joined Gov. Pete Ricketts on his podcast “The Nebraska Way” to discuss EPPC’s work, the current state of religious liberty, and the ongoing fight against extreme gender ideology.

Watch the interview here, or listen to it on major podcast platforms
In their new book Tearing Us Apart: How Abortion Harms Everything and Solves Nothing, forthcoming from Regnery in June, EPPC President Ryan T. Anderson and EPPC Visiting Fellow Alexandra DeSanctis team up to expose the catastrophic failure—social, political, legal, and personal—of legalized abortion. Read their piece here for National Review Online that explains why they wrote the book and what they hope to accomplish with it.

BIDEN’S “MINOR INCURSION” REMARK WAS MORE THAN JUST A GAFFE. IT REVEALED A WEAK PRESIDENT.

By EPPC Senior Fellow Henry Olsen
The Washington Post
President Biden’s news conference on Wednesday was a microcosm of the reasons his presidency is on life support. Nothing better demonstrates that than his statement that the United States might tolerate a Russian “minor incursion” into Ukraine. Read More

(See also Mr. Olsen’s piece on new polling that suggests the GOP may be becoming the country’s majority party—perhaps “an early sign of an upheaval that would transform American politics.”)

INTERVIEW: DR. AARON KHERIATY DISCUSSES COVID-19, VACCINE MANDATES AND HIS DISMISSAL FROM UC-IRVINE

National Catholic Register
EPPC Fellow Aaron Kheriaty, a Catholic psychiatrist and ethicist who was fired last month from the University of California-Irvine School of Medicine, talks with Joan Frawley Desmond about why he made a principled stand in opposition to mandatory COVID-19 vaccinations. Read More

EPPC Scholars Submit Public Comment Opposing OSHA’s Unlawful Vaccine Mandate

 

EPPC scholars Roger Severino, Rachel N. Morrison, Dr. David Gortler, and Dr. Aaron Kheriaty this week submitted a public comment opposing finalization of OSHA’s rule that would mandate COVID-19 vaccination in workplaces.

On January 13, the Supreme Court held that OSHA acted without Congressional authority when it issued an Emergency Temporary Standard (ETS) requiring the vaccination or testing of 84 million Americans, selected simply because they work for employers with more than 100 employees during the era of COVID. As part of the ETS, which would expire in six months, OSHA issued an interim final rule that, once finalized after receiving public comments, would bind employers and employees indefinitely.

Click here to read the EPPC scholars’ explanation of the legal and policy reasons why OSHA must abandon the rule.
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OPIOIDS AND THE UNATTACHED MALE

By EPPC Patrick T. Brown
City Journal
Policymakers should understand that the drug-overdose crisis is a crisis of single men. Read More

SHALL WE CANCEL THE THEOLOGIANS?

By EPPC Fellow Carl R. Trueman
WORLD Opinions
There is a form of cancel culture emerging within the ranks of Christians. It operates with selective pieties drawn from the wider woke culture and reflects, whether by accident or design, the same self-righteousness that marks the secular world. Read More

(See also Dr. Trueman’s piece “Why Preaching Is Central to Priesthood,” based on remarks given at the Eighth Day Institute’s banquet commemorating the life and ministry of John Chrysostom.)

MEMORY, HISTORY, AND HOPE

By EPPC Senior Fellow Francis X. Maier
The Catholic Thing
Today’s distressing turmoil in the world and discord in the Church are hardly new. They’re part of humanity’s fallen nature and – unavoidably – our normal pastoral terrain. Read More

Recent Media Appearances Featuring EPPC Scholars
In the latest episode of EPPC’s podcast Searching for Medicine’s Soul (Listen on: Apple | Spotify | Stitcher), Ari Schulman, editor of The New Atlantis, joins host Dr. Aaron Rothstein to discuss America’s mishandling of the pandemic, the faults of the CDC, and our misconceptions about science and scientific authority.
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