The American economy is, at best, only nominally free. Freedom-lovers have a lot of work to do.

David Brooks has some worthwhile insights, but he fails to appreciate the impact of the natural aristocracy.

Konstantin Kisin speaks with Senior Writer Helen Dale about the virtues of the West, what the election means, and the future of wokeness.

Mark Boone and Mark Eckel do a fine job breaking ground regarding the relationship between originalism in law and originalism in theology.

The great Enlightenment thinker can offer insights into the last election.

Puerto Rico offers a vivid case study of the dangers posed by a political paradigm that prioritises government intervention over individual freedom.

The New Deal-era creation of “Bill of Rights Day” obscures the real nature and guardrails of American liberty.

Carl Trueman writes a straightforward primer on what critical theory actually says.

Gordon Wood’s contribution to historical scholarship can help us understand the foundations of American law and society.

The elder statesman sought to soften realpolitik with visionary statesmanship.