Doomed from the Beginning?
Exploring America’s use of counterinsurgency in Afghanistan
Biden Reveals Infrastructure Package
The multi-trillion dollar bill is comprehensive, but faces a difficult path to becoming law
Intellectuals Confront Right-Liberalism
Harvard Professor joins New York Post editor in taking down liberalism
Notre Dame to provide COVID vaccines for all students by the end of the semester
Nearby states have rapidly expanded vaccine eligibility, even as some doubt the shots’ efficacy and morality
A Farewell to Incivility
Resisting the modern tendency to comment on every issue without rigorous forethought
Biden’s Early Actions Lead to Conflict with Catholic Message
The nation’s second Catholic president has been criticized by both the clergy
President Biden’s Opening Act
A review of the new President’s first month in office
Justice Amy Coney Barrett pens her first signed opinion as a member of the Supreme Court
Religious liberty concurrence offers first look at Justice Barrett’s jurisprudence
Amy Coney Barrett confirmed as Supreme Court Justice
The Notre Dame Law School graduate and professor is only the fifth woman to ever serve on the nation’s highest legal body
