The recent generations of Westerners who believe that the West is uniquely evil have been taught nothing about it at all.

How much did the CIA book program contribute to the fall of the Soviet Union?

The Stoic revival offers some solutions to the crisis of social isolation, but we must go beyond a posture of detachment to recover human agency.

Microschools can rekindle children's love of learning.

The partisan fights over gerrymandering are the result of a federal government that has grown too far beyond its proper bounds.

Liberal critics of originalism do not understand that the limits imposed by the Constitution uphold democratic legitimacy and popular sovereignty.

The executive’s structural energy enables and incentivizes him to act first in foreign affairs.

Eliminating the FDA's efficacy requirement could significantly reduce drug prices.

Luke Sheahan joins the Law & Liberty Podcast to discuss Robert Nisbet's book The Social Philosophers.

In a rootless society, the problem of immigration takes on a particular significance.