Should Levi's get to decide whether Russia is a pariah state?

Tocqueville recognised the inexorable march of democracy in the world and, with reservations, welcomed it.

Harry Callahan is the embodiment of an older America: gentle to the gentle, violent to the violent.

Jed Perl explains why great artists often color inside the lines.

How do the state constitutions differ from one another and from the U.S. Constitution?

The "law of the sea," mostly remembered as a peripheral concern, was once a centerpiece of foreign policy.

Price controls are a form of propaganda. They only make it harder for people to get what they need.

Mere reform may not be enough to fix our Title IX problems.

Though he has neoconservative sympathies, Matthew Continetti is a scrupulous historian.

Stout Ukrainian defiance has reminded us of the difference between the good and bad sorts of nationalism.