If higher education is about signaling academic attainment, then it helps no-one when the signal is scrambled.

In the student loan case, the Court did not have to make use of its recent agency-deference jurisprudence. But further developments may be coming soon.

A new book tries to explain why people are so hostile toward the source of their prosperity.

Good judgment comes from experience, and experience comes from bad judgment.

Any appreciation of Chesterton's economic ideas must be paired with his political skepticism.

Josh Hawley wants to restore manly greatness, but he cannot resist the siren song of victimhood.

Friedrich Hayek accepted forms of redistributist social policy that today's right-wing ideologues decry.

The Court arrived at the right decision in Moore v. Harper, but it still muddied the waters surrounding the independent state legislature theory.

The Netflix series Drive to Survive captures a dark and radical Randian individualism.

No single authoritative text defines British law, but the Bard can help us to understand it.