Devolution's quasi-federalism may end up cracking the Union apart.

Martin Puchner wants to recast all of world literature as environmentalist propaganda.

G. K. Chesterton was often out of his depth on economic questions, but he still diagnosed the ills of his age, many of which are still with us.

Mamet eviscerates his enemies with rapier wit.

Watergate remains edifying because of the light it sheds on contemporary events.

Without Rehnquist's unique Glucksberg opinion, the conservative justices in Dobbs would have lacked a workable due process standard.

When it comes to the practice of law, the economist’s tools can analyze only so much.

A genuinely competitive marketplace remains the best restraint on big business, even in our age of culture war.

Freedom and prosperity are the most effective cure for the scars of slavery and racism.

Indexation helped Brazil cope with inflation until politicians' profligate ways were brought under control.