John McGinnis discusses what newly appointed Justice Amy Coney Barrett will mean for the dynamics of the Supreme Court.

We laugh at images of evil and make them sexy, and Carpenter's Halloween shows us the error of our ways.

While acerbic criticism may rally the troops, it probably does more harm than good in pursuance of civil peace.

Not all constitutional cases of enduring consequence make the front page.

Today we have two civil religions that are shaping citizens’ souls with opposing understandings of justice. Will it last?

LawMacro, as it is currently practiced, has unmeasured confidence in the ability of government to steer the economy.

The Karabakh war is a civilizational clash between democracy and dictatorship, and Americans should be paying attention.

Even in these contentious times, it is possible to approach scientific claims judiciously, with a real desire to uncover the truth.

Protection of even the most radical, pseudoscientific, and irrational ideas is necessary to prevent the distortion of truth.

Despite careful readings of his chosen thinkers, Beiner doesn’t offer deeper analysis of either the alt-right or the several -isms he views as problematic.