The Women’s Hockey Association of Minnesota appears to be for women in name only. The league, which touts itself as the largest women’s hockey league in the world, follows USA Hockey guidelines, which allow for the participation of men.
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In his “Interesting Times” podcast earlier this year, New York Times columnist Ross Douthat gave his audience a profound opportunity to see where in vitro reproductive technology is leading us, and wondered aloud whether it might replace natural, marital procreation. His guest was Silicon Valley entrepreneur Noor Siddiqui, who was a Thiel Fellow at age seventeen. She articulated a moral imperative for that displacement.
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Swiss philosopher Denis de Rougemont, in La Part du Diable (The Devil’s Share), first published in 1944, de Rougemont states: “Here lies the new tragedy: we have foreseen everything against a future Hitler, nothing against his absence, which is nevertheless certain. And this is the Devil’s opportunity for tomorrow.” He goes on to say: “The theological naiveté of our century is one of the most considerable advantages of the new barbarism.”
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The State Department is updating the parameters of its annual Country Reports on Human Rights Practices to align more closely with the Trump administration’s agenda, adding new categories such as “chemical and surgical mutilation of children” and free speech violations.
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Human rights advocates told members of Congress that the Armenian government’s crackdown on Christians has included the unlawful detentions of clergy, ahead of the country’s parliamentary elections in June 2026.
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