Contrary to the numbers games of today's majoritarians, America's federal republic reflects not a trace of national, numerical democracy.

In the computer age, personalized trust has finally become scalable. It is now a fearsome competitor to the traditional mechanisms for fostering trust.

Murray knew that the reduction of idea of democracy to a set of functions and institutions would be the death of democracy.

Todd Zywicki explores how Founders envisioned the Senate and why indirect election of its members was a key component in its operation.

Thompson's book rises to what Nietzsche called “monumental history,” but it requires a certain intellectual and historical counterbalance.

The more integration there is in Europe, the greater will be the tensions, both between and within countries.

Emma’s remarkable virtue is revealed all the more through her quite serious vices.

The review of Big Tech’s business practices will do better in deliberate judicial proceedings rather than frenzied, politicized congressional hearings.

Cyclical predictions only carry us so far. And so, therefore, do predictions of a second Progressive era.

While Congress can add justices to the Court, it can only do so if its act is “necessary and proper.”