No set of ideological commitments protects you from failing to think your thoughts through to the end.

Contributing Editor John McGinnis joins the Law & Liberty Podcast to discuss the latest Supreme Court decisions.

There will be no fossil fuels, but plenty of kale and solar panels.

He thought he could save America through censorship.

Gatsby embodies that same American optimism that would seem to make tragedy passé.

Children will learn to read only if their parents read them books that fire their imaginations.

If interpretation is to recover the meaning of the law that governs us, it must begin where the text began, in the history that the words still carry.

Had England listened, a new era of Anglo-American constitutionalism might have been inaugurated by the pen of John Dickinson in July 1775.

Mahmoud v. Taylor picks up where Fulton v. Philadelphia left off.

We owe it to future generations to fix unsustainable entitlement programs, so that they too have the chance to pursue happiness.