We need to know the ethical case for good fences.

The destructiveness and strangeness of modern animal rights activism was presaged by bizarre animal law dating back centuries.

Walter Russell Mead surveys the political and religious sources of American-Israeli relations.

Richard Reeves wants to crack the door to nature, but he may need to open it wider.

The Rings of Power assumes that the audience's progressive virtues eliminate the need for a good story.

Vincent Phillip Muñoz discusses the natural rights foundations of religious freedom.

Slavoj Žižek has morphed from a left wing gadfly into an almost official spokesperson for the current liberal establishment. 

Henry Kissinger's latest book offers insights into the vision and prudence needed to lead well.

How would a visitor from a century ago judge the capital trials of the modern era?

Across his long career, Alasdair MacIntyre has faced down modern rationalists and post-modern irrationalists. Must he save the nation-state too?