Our Constitution can help pull us out of the morass of polarization—if we let it.

Merit should be the only consideration in the college admission process.

Higher education debt relief and subsidies do not solve problems—they aggravate them.

What can and should the West do to protect human rights in China and preserve its own cherished liberal order?

When people seek personal catharsis through activism, the political realm becomes unmoored from reality.

It is possible to find contemporary relevance in The Federalist without losing sight of its historical context and significance.

Oppenheimer is about more than just the man. It explores the moral agony that comes with the power to destroy the world.

Children need to learn that the world doesn't revolve around their feelings.

Justified: City Primeval is a show about honor, profit, and justice among the rich and poor, black and white.

The buzz around the weight-loss drug Ozempic threatens to distort our understanding of human desire and self-control.