The Fifth Circuit's Jarkesy decision reflects the Supreme Court's renewed interest in challenging the administrative state.

While it has its blind spots, Fukuyama'sThe End of History and the Last Man will continue to influence political thinking.

It’s easy to understand why central bankers might succumb to a Masters-of-the-Universe mindset.

How should we assess the democratic way of war on Memorial Day?

Both conservatives and progressives believe their opponents are out to silence them.

Avram Alpert wants to exchange his youthful ambitions for a guarantee of a comfortable life. This will not work.

Since the beginning of time, we have been fascinated with the North.

A symposium on Yoram Hazony's Conservatism: A Rediscovery.

In his nods to complexity, Hazony shows that he's not as different from fusionists as he claims.

Cultural extinction is the norm. What shall we make of the exceptions?