Controversy over judicial reforms reflect deep and longstanding divisions on the role courts in Israeli society.

Ernst Jünger's 1957 novel contained prescient warnings about the consequences of allowing technology to supersede nature.

Wes Anderson’s surreal films offer depictions of American life that we cannot ordinarily stand to recognize.

It will prove difficult for law schools to evade the colorblindness mandated by the decision. And that is a good thing for legal education.

In a future pandemic, truth must be at the heart of any mitigation strategy.

Do we still recognize living together in peace as a common good?

Movement conservatism never fully understood the deeper sources of human conduct and the depth of the problems America faced.

A conservative public interest law would require a revival of the common law tradition.

An Oregon community college has been heralded as a free-speech success story. The reality is disappointing.

A new book tells a strange tale of political extremism in the Midwest.