In America's past year of violence, we have witnessed something like a microcosm of the chaotic situation that existed in Russia in 1917.

Scotland’s Justice Secretary, Humza Yousaf, insists that policing expression — public, online, or even at private parties — is necessary to stamp out hate.

The Pilgrims were not 21st century liberal democrats, but they embraced institutions and practices that helped advance a commitment to republicanism.

Leon Kass's new book shares a lifetime of reading and teaching the book of Exodus.

Will America cross over to antiracism and all its works?

Marshall's greatness is the product of his belief in the now-unfashionable presupposition that there are right answers to legal questions.

A study of the French Revolution cannot possibly succeed if it does not address the role of ideas in that extraordinary, cataclysmic event.

Originalists and historians should not be in conflict, so why is fruitful collaboration so rare?

An Apologia pro Sua Vita: A defense of why I've tried to summon my wit over the years to shape a jurisprudence of natural law.

Lasch did not think that 21st century populism could resemble the new right or populist movements of the past.