Emma Freire is a senior writer for WORLD Magazine. She is a former Robert Novak Journalism Fellow at the Fund for American Studies. She also previously worked at the Mercatus Center at George Mason University and a Dutch multinational bank. She resides near Baltimore, Md., with her husband and three children.
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THE FORUM | Historian Alex Petkas on why the ancients still have something to say to modern audiences
BOOKS | Doug Wilson defends strong language
Emma Freire | New York City’s charismatic mayor hopes to make an old political philosophy palatable to a new generation of Americans
IN THE NEWS | The Trump administration shifts immigration enforcement tactics amid public backlash
Church safety planning, volunteer security teams, and what it costs to stay open in tense times
Emma Freire | Can RFK Jr. solve one of America’s most vexing health problems?
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz will not seek third term after social service fraud comes to light
Emma Freire | Why are so many young Protestants in America’s power centers converting to Catholicism?
A revival of classical architecture begins as schools seek spaces shaped by beauty and order
WORLD’s Emma Freire reports on the CDC’s reduced childhood vaccine recommendations, renewed safety debates, and why states and medical groups are charting different paths
