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Burning Down the House presents a controversial history of libertarianism.

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Most of the civilized world stood by as the communists absorbed Hong Kong into "just another Chinese city." Lai did not.

Whether you're looking at the Romans or today, perceiving difference is difficult yet essential for understanding our world.

In his famous cello concerto, Sir Edward Elgar voices compassion for human suffering.

What metrics should parents and students pay attention to when choosing college and majors?

Danielle Allen's book presents her progressive politics in the cloak of the American Founding.