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In the Public Square: Dangerous anti-disinformation bills

In this new episode, Rappler columnist John Nery is joined by journalist Rowena Paraan of the Movement for Media Safety PH and Rossine Fallorina, managing director of Sigla Researc...

In the Public Square: Who’s watching Sara Duterte’s impeachment trial?

Rappler columnist John Nery is joined Jay Bautista, who is widely known in the media industry for his work in audience measurement and analytics

[In the Public Square] SONA: The view from outside Manila

Watch the episode on Wednesday, July 22, at 8 pm

The Market Place of Ideas is Closed, Replaced by the Overton Classroom. Look at TCU

by cotobuzz at CDN -  For a free society to prosper, a marketplace of ideas is required. Coupled with vigorous debate, the best ideas emerge victorious. That is how America became...

In the Public Square: Surveying partisanship

How do we make sense of the factions and partisanship that now define Philippine politics?

In the Public Square: Lessons from the Corona impeachment

What are the lessons we can draw from the impeachment, trial, and conviction of CJ Corona?

[In the Public Square] Two months in: Sara Duterte’s impeachment trial so far

The impeachment can be viewed in terms popularized by a late, great constitutionalist: it is 'political justice'

The Benefits of Bad Publicity

It feels strange to write publicly in defense of not being public. I’m convinced that life’s most important activities almost always take place in spheres that are more or less pri...

Sidedoor: Writing on the Wall

What is the role of the public artist? And how can public art both reflect and shape a community's identity?

The Founders and the Common Good

Vincent Phillip Muñoz, First Things The dominant public philosophy among American elites is modern liberalism, often referred to merely as "liberalism." Two beliefs make up libera...

Public Access: Commercial Lobbies

From Montréal to Calgary, once overlooked and outdated corporate lobbies are being radically reimagined as dynamic places for civic life. The post Public Access: Commercial Lobbies...

In The Field

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In the Public Interest

We look at the Trump administration’s attempts to pressure news organizations.

In the Library: Russell Coleman

The post In the Library: Russell Coleman appeared first on AlbertMohler.com.

Reclaiming the Middle: Chautauqua's Slow Push Toward Balance

Who Owns Public Space? Three Active Models of Shared Management Shaping Urban Commons in Europe and New York

Public space is often understood as belonging to no one in particular, collectively accessible yet institutionally maintained, yet a growing number of initiatives are challenging t...

Quorum Forum Podcast Ep. 109: The 100-Year Legacy of Euclid

Ancel Glink released Episode 109 of its Quorum Forum Podcast: Quorum Forum Ep. 109: The 100-Year Legacy of Euclid. This year marks 100 years since the United States Supreme Court d...

One More Chair: Building America’s Future at a Local Potluck

On a very warm Sunday afternoon on July 5, Utah’s communities and cul-de-sacs were filled with more noise and hustle and bustle than normal. The smell of burgers and hot dogs perme...

Return of the Common Good

Daniel J. Mahoney, The American Mind Our contemporary categories too often simplify and even estrange us from our political inheritance, and from moral and political reality.

Tolerance Until the Street Preacher Arrives

By Alex Littlefield, Juicy Ecumenism. (Photo credit: First Liberty) Open-air preaching once formed a regular part of American public life. Evangelist Billy Graham and countless oth...

On the Air

We’re on the air this weekend.  Here’s where you can usually find us most days… “Indiana Issues” (Radio) Network Indiana (Click Here for a list of ...

Stewardship Beyond the Screen

This article originally appeared in Public Square Magazine. Visit their site HERE. Social media has taught Christians a dangerous half-truth: if you are not using your platform to...

Beyond India’s Squares: Where Can Democracy Speak?

Every democracy eventually confronts the same question: where can its citizens speak?

The Public Kitchen: How Asian Markets Turn Eating Into Civic Life

In many Asian cities, eating has never belonged entirely to the private home. It spills into markets, hawker centers, street stalls, and wholesale districts embedded within larger...