Capacious liberalism is the prerequisite for successful, empirically based social reform and the rule of law.

Let 2020 be the year America rediscovers the reverent art of Thanksgiving in the midst of troubled times.

The authority to proclaim a Thanksgiving might seem trivial to us.  But it is, in fact, fraught with meaning.

Is money something to be thankful for or something to be mourned? In short, Morrow answers, it depends.

Without a realistic sense of the possibilities, it is impossible to chart a prudent course.

Henrich joins a chorus of others who have asked, what sets the West apart?

In laying claim to an older, and more radical, ecclesial political philosophy, Crean and Fimister elide the fullness of the Catholic legal tradition.

Joshua Mitchell discusses the spiritual scapegoating and claims of innocence and power in the burgeoning identity politics movement.

After Hamilton took on the state's debts, it was Gallatin who put plans in motion to pay it off.

If intersectionality is not defeated, Americans will learn the truth that power, not freedom, is truly irresistible.