When scholars teach that “everything is political,” they can’t really be surprised when the same lens is turned to assess their own work.

The position of the American Patriots in the Thirteen Colonies in 1776 is the position of many Alberta Patriots today.

Holly Ordway destroys the myth of Tolkien as an anti-modern crank.

Judicial restraint is not responsible for the disorder of our Supreme Court confirmation process.

We can take some comfort in the knowledge that our fears of decline, collapse, and disunion are nothing new.

China’s rulers have failed to admit that, with their family policy, they are tinkering with matters beyond their ken, let alone their control.

As modern history has proven over and over again, progress occurs in an environment of ordered liberty; authoritarian societies are stagnant societies.

Our real conflict is not between capitalism and socialism, but between free, virtuous markets and a corrupt political-economic regime.

Ahmari's most fundamental concerns are not really focused on tradition—they are about pietas.

Burke saw that, far from being capable of grounding politics, reason itself needed to be grounded in the experience of mankind.