In times when presidential power is expanding, it is important to define the limits that are likely to have been reasonably imposed by the Constitution.

The path to a revival of American industry is through the American tradition of limited government, pro-growth policies, and free markets.

Philip Wallach joins the Law & Liberty Podcast to discuss his new book Why Congress and more.

Do we trust the EU's "trusted flaggers" to police American speech?

As the Supreme Court works to restore the separation of powers, it should seek a return to the Framers’ vision rather than an outright revolution.

Yaakov Katz and Amir Bohbot provide the closest thing to a definitive account of the events of October 7 and its causes.

Russell Kirk's ghost story "Ex Tenebris" is an eerie reminder that central planning undermines the permanent things.

For most environmental advocates, the only unlimited resource is other people’s money. There are better policies, though.

His life was even stranger than his fiction.

In its enthusiasm to spread the blessings of death, the Terminally Ill Adults Bill offers life to a new bureaucratic apparatus.