A recent debate on meritocracy at Harvard revealed deeper questions about the purpose of the school.

Reaction to Australia's rejection of the "Voice" referendum might serve as a locus classicus of modern Western feeling.

United States v. Rahimi tests the weak points of the history-and-tradition rule laid down in Bruen.

Antidiscrimination law can take on a different aim when it reaches into social, personal, and private life.

Integralists will have to bite some hard bullets to maintain their position.

An imported "oppressor-oppressed" ideology ran smack-dab into the intensely democratic and egalitarian Australian political order.

Over time, individualism has sapped our associations’ vitality, especially as the government has demanded they transform themselves.

For Hegel, change needed to build on earlier achievements and learn from past failures.

While purporting to expand one set of individual rights, Sullivan did immense harm to another.

Ukraine should stop wasting its time trying to join NATO and instead focus on being self-sufficient.