Thomas Paine served as a founding father of American free thought and secular humanism.

Despite being rejected by the purveyors of "prestige opinion," Neil Oliver refuses to be anything other than himself.

U.S. industrial policy has a poor track record at sectoral diversification and creating new types of enterprises and employment.

One of the biggest casualties of the last two years may be the general public’s confidence in the “expert class.”

Wielding ridicule and smugness, a progressive generation robbed youth of a great legacy that had been nurtured for centuries.

There is an important debate to be had about where the EU goes from here. But we shouldn't lose sight of its many benefits for Europe.

In The White Lotus, a debased, solitary, fake masculinity is transformed into one rooted in friendship forged by shared undertaking.

Tolkien saw the destructive potential of all forms of government. He endorsed none of them through his stories.

It would be a mistake to assume the Court's robust conception of precedent for statutory cases should preclude it from reconsidering affirmative action.

Rory Groves would like us all to return to a simpler, earthier way of life. Most of us probably prefer prosperity.