A legal regime of strict liability standards for AI safety is not in the interest of either innovation or our national security.

In populist times, “soap-operatics” masquerading as common sense drives economic decision-making.

Recently uncovered correspondence reveals how the two confronted twentieth-century totalitarianism.

Virtue and capitalism need each other, and economists can no longer afford to ignore this truth.

David Shambaugh offers a nuanced, historically informed analysis of the sudden sea change in US-China relations.

Social scientists need to build AI an epistemic layer that captures the wisdom of norms and methodological constraints.

A new political history of the Revolution reveals the depths to which the nation sank.

Sex and gender controversies point to a deeper kind of confusion.

Even Peter Singer now acknowledges that population decline will become a problem.

David Starkey’s constitutional histories of England reveal how its experience as a “crowned republic” shaped American order.