There has never been a better time to talk with Tehran.

William Batchelder IV and Michael Harding join the podcast to discuss the challenging and rewarding writings of Philip Rieff.

Ilya Shapiro’s book is an eye-opening account of wokeness in the legal academy.

Carter’s most important lesson is that Christians do more good outside of politics than in office.

Antitrust law was never meant to support bureaucratic overreach, but to protect free markets. It is time to restore those simpler, original principles.

Perhaps it’s now materialism, not religious faith, that is dated and dogmatic.

The collapse of TikTok would strike a blow for a more elevated American culture.

Does the Fourteenth Amendment require granting American citizenship to everyone born on these shores?

Birthright citizenship is the only logical interpretation of the Fourteenth Amendment originalism allows.

Regulators should make rules before they set out to enforce them.