Politicians have no incentive to face our debt crisis. We need institutional constraints.

Rob Henderson’s memoir stings us by revealing the consequences of our own luxury beliefs.

If America doesn't want to lead in the development of AI, China will be happy to do it.

Leonhardt blames both the political left and the political right for the economic stagnation and other social problems since the 1980s.

Princeton has been expending considerable energy on what to do about the campus statue of its sixth president, John Witherspoon.

A story of three thinkers—Thomas More, James Madison, and William Brennan— and their grappling with the question of conscience.

What explains the transfer of power from elected representative institutions to the judiciary in Israel?

Artificial Intelligence will indeed transform our world, but there's no need to panic.

In the rise of the Third Reich, we see how the ideological coordination of culture can swamp democratic safeguards.

There's an eerie parallel at work between Ignatius Reilly and vain, overeducated young adults who can’t hold a job, live healthily, or maintain a friend.