Gaming the Constitution
Let us give thanks that our Constitution was not designed by devotees of game theory.
Let us give thanks that our Constitution was not designed by devotees of game theory.
Without agreed-upon markers of adult maturity, society devolves to the point where moms are arrested for letting 10-year-olds walk down the street.
Michael Boskin’s volume gives a grim account of the state of federalism today.
As American conservatism works through its identity crisis, Scruton's works should still be essential reading.
Eastwood’s newest film, Juror #2, is a moving exploration of the moral complexity of human life.
Sleep experts are anxious to end Daylight Savings, because they want to put us to bed like toddlers.
Are laws mandating online age verification constitutional?
A Texas law facing judicial scrutiny is a violation of our First Amendment freedoms.
In the wake of technological revolution, the Supreme Court should let states and parents protect their children from online pornography.
In the new space age, Americans are still leading the way, but this time as individual entrepreneurs and innovators.