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The Next Renaissance
Giorgio Vasari’s Florence has something urgent to say to 21st-century America.
Fitness for Virtue
The real goal of fitness should not be a beautiful body, but rather a well-lived life.
Betting on the Future of Liberty
Prediction markets offer a sense of the obstacles and opportunities that await us in the future, allowing us to act more confidently as free persons.
Death of a Nation
The Earth is All that Lasts offers readers a dual biography of legendary Sioux warriors Sitting Bull and Crazy Horse.
A Central Bank Reckoning
Will the present crisis teach us the importance of central bank restraint?
Debating Desegregation, Again
Decades after Brown, the principles underlying desegregation remain a matter of substantial debate.
Tolerance as the Supreme Political Principle
Groups can always exploit and instrumentalize ethical and religious claims. That is why tolerance is the necessary political virtue.
The Legacy of Jack Welch’s Managerial Capitalism
Can the roots of our current dissatisfaction with the workplace be traced back to the former GE Chairman?
The Permanence of Progressive Conservatism
Progressive conservatism speaks to the disinterested desire to promote the common good.