Thomas Sowell predicted the unconstrained response of the government to the COVID crisis.

An Account of Denmark shows how subverting constitutional liberties made a free government despotic.

In Darwin’s scheme, there can be no noble or ignoble, no virtuous or vicious, and ultimately no high and low.

Biden's antitrust policies are premised on the false belief that the main barriers to competition are created by the market, not by the government.

Should Jacobson v. Massachusetts be reconsidered in light of new government mandates about COVID?

The causes of climate change are uncertain to scientists, even though the media portrays it otherwise.

Restoring the administrative state to its constitutional foundations requires not just new statutes, but also a renewed commitment to republican virtue.

Several proposed ABA accreditation rules changes demand ideological conformity and possibly violate faculty’s academic freedom.

Conservatives need a holistic conservative jurisprudence that draws from traditionalism, economics, constitutionalism, and natural law.

Michael Walsh examines the pre-modern world of war and its forgotten virtues.