The lessons of self-help and self-responsibility that Floyd McKissick preached are increasingly rare in today's society.

Should tasteless and upsetting jokes be protected as free speech in Canada?

The United States has indeed paid a great price for failing to amend its constitution.

Our fragility culture gives rise to a competitive victimhood: my suffering is greater than yours.

War is a profoundly imperfect, inefficient, and iniquitous element of the human experience, one that corrupts everything it touches.

The SEC's potential climate-risk disclosure requirement would be redundant, unhelpful, and may be outside its authority.

American law upholds the authority of state governments to educate future citizens, but also the right of parents to direct their own children’s education.

The fall of France in 1940 was America’s biggest foreign policy miscalculation in the twentieth century.

No Time to Die wants us to remember that obligations to family, nation, and humankind are the pivot points of the good.

Christian humanism must navigate a middle path between the church submitting to the state or the state coopted by the church.