The Federal Reserve reflects and embodies the deep dysfunctionality that characterizes the making of economic policy in America today.

Vaccines have always been controversial. We must continue to stress their benefits, while respecting the concerns and convictions of our fellow citizens.

Relying on the Court to enforce uniform opinions on rights when there is no consensus seems more like an invitation to civil war than to civil rights.

Having an intellectually sound opinion about virtue or manliness isn’t enough. We need to be able to live out these truths within our communities.

The hubris of the Maastricht Treaty casts a long shadow on European politics.

A new report highlights the erosion of free speech and intellectual diversity on campus. But do we have solutions?

For Dostoevsky, to reject moral nihilism is to reaffirm at once moral freedom, limits, responsibility, and the quest for truth.

Joanna Chiu offers a disturbing and clear-eyed account of China’s growing and influence around the globe.

What could the U.S. military have learned from the second-century-BC revolt in Judaea?

Two problems—war and kingship—should guide the viewer revisiting Peter Jackson's Lord of the Rings films twenty years later.