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Welcome back to The Weekend Press! Today, Maddy Kearns sits down with America’s most famous bishop—after the Pope, of course. Suzy Weiss on poisoned salads. Coleman Hughes on how to fix sports betting before it’s too late. And more!
But fi...
Coleman Hughes: The Case Against Sports Betting
Sports gambling scandals used to be a rarity. But thanks to the new era of frictionless betting they’re becoming commonplace, harming the integrity of sports while emptying our wallets, writes Coleman Hughes.
Gambling scandals are as old a...
Stop Overthinking ‘The Odyssey’
Welcome to the Second Thought newsletter, where I take another look at whatever’s bubbling up in the middle and the margins of the culture. This week I saw The Odyssey—or, since I got tickets late and had to sit in the front row, mere feet...
Usha Vance Does Not Need Saving
The left wants to believe that every conservative wife is secretly miserable. But the vice president’s wife is ‘happy and healthy,’ writes Freya India.
On Sunday evening, Vice President J.D. Vance and his wife, Usha, announced the arrival...
Two Drinks with. . . America’s Most Media-Savvy Bishop
Critics say ‘What Bishop Barron is doing is NOT CHRIST-LIKE.’ Sipping Kentucky whiskey in D.C., the founder of Word on Fire responds.
Welcome to Two Drinks, the column where The Free Press catches up with a newsmaker, trendsetter, or power...
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