Splendid Liberators is a bitter commentary on the onset of the age of American empire.

A new book about the Marquis de Lafayette’s final visit to the United States in 1825 can show us how to commemorate the Revolution.

If women ruined the workplace, that's only because we hired the wrong ones.

The housing problem is soluble, but not through rent controls or public housing.

Wendell Berry succumbs to politics and a surprisingly modern, post-industrial view of work.

Wendell Berry's Port William novels invite reflection on whether the meek might not, after all, inherit the Earth.

A new biography of the villain of the Book of Esther is a testament to the timeless allure of biblical misinterpretation.

In her attacks on originalism, Jill Lepore fails to understand how the method preserves democratic legitimacy.

Our NATO allies are not helpless children—they can, and should, defend themselves.

The key to answering the delegation question may be to embrace different standards for different powers.