Brian A. Smith talks with Samuel Gregg about his new book The Next American Economy.

Statist academics will always love the political possibilities of government's monetary control.

James Wilson’s jurisprudence suffered multiple defeats, complicating the idea of an American natural law tradition.

The makeup of the National Conservative alliance is shifting. And it's starting to look more like the old fusionism.

Lee Oser's new novel offers a bridgehead of hope against the old enemies of civilization.

Tech entrepreneurs once had a kind of public spirit and a desire to solve people’s problems.

The challenges faced by Truss and Meloni illustrate the position of right liberalism and national conservatism today.

If they wish to retain prosperity and global influence, Brits must become more comfortable being bolder.

A new book advises students to pursue the true, beautiful, and good—not a college degree.

We should be skeptical of American civil religion. But not every connection between faith and politics falls into that category.