Jerome Copulsky’s book examines individuals that have championed religious alternatives to the liberal principles of the Declaration.

There is something eerily manipulative about someone who people turn to for entertainment speaking as an authority on political matters.

It's all fun and games until somebody goes to jail.

In his great work of dramatized history, Solzhenitsyn ponders the lessons of the Russian Revolution.

National Treasure may seem cheesy and even a bit absurd, but beneath the surface it has a valuable message about the meaning of patriotism.

Contemporary debates about “disinformation” point back to a fundamental tension in Enlightenment philosophy.

A progressive sociologist explains how wokeness comforts the comfortable and afflicts the afflicted.

School choice could be the centrist version of reparations.

The Supreme Court may be able to address the worst consequences of Sullivan without overturning the decision outright.

Can state legislatures save higher education?