If colleges and universities nourish students' souls, they may find that more tangible rewards follow.

Eighty years after its initial publication, Hayek's masterpiece still resonates.

In a recent essay, Josh Hawley presents Christianity as a government project.

Irving Babbitt was a philosopher of war and peace.

If we are to take the idea of constitutional order at all seriously, we are pre-committed to the rule of law.

For people to be meaningfully invested in the democratic process, they need to sense that they actually have a voice in it.

Our politics are fractious and grievance-driven partly because Americans have forgotten how remarkably blessed we are.

The politics of truth affirms the order of human nature and our civilizational heritage.

The rights revolution has led to a deep distrust of human authority in even its most benign form.

In the Lone Star State, a long-running legal challenge to “release time” in public-employee union contracts approaches its finale.