We cannot allow Solzhenitsyn to be censored because he is Russian or to be exalted only by conservative voices.

According to Edward Shils, the elite creators and patrons of the term “mass society“ stressed alienation, atomization, and moral emptiness.

Jefferson was a brilliant writer, and his style deserves recognition—but so do the ideas he championed.

Xi Jinping has amassed nearly unchecked power and gained the fealty of the CCP in ways not seen since the days of Mao.

Looking beyond the Rosenberg trial, Martin J. Siegel fleshes out the entire judicial career of Irving Kaufman for a new evaluation.

Religion can make motherhood appealing in the West while preserving the fruits of feminism.

A symposium on the 75th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

Jacques Maritain, Charles Malik, and other Christian thinkers were instrumental in creating the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

The concept of rights is not a modern innovation springing from an ideology of radical individualism and opposed to the common good.

Human rights are headed for extinction if they are not recognized as natural law.