The Declaration of Independence provides intimations and rumors of how we are departing from our birthright of freedom.

As Western society confronts a crisis of meaning, some student activists turn to violence as they search for transcendence in misguided places.

Ruchir Sharma’s new book proves the problem with our economy isn’t capitalism, but rather the political and financial elites abusing the system.

What’s killing Disney and Hollywood in general is the rampant immaturity and laziness of its creative workers.

Nic Pizzolatto has an instinct for tragedy, but he wants Americans to reconcile themselves to the violence of their society.

New civic institutes could help train up a generation of articulate politicians and citizens.

Labour’s attempts to reform the UK House of Commons shows the threat posed to individualism by overzealous modernisers.

The common claim that just seventeen percent of the founding generation was “churched” is founded on bad social science.

If all major candidates and parties build their campaigns on dishonesty, we are choosing which lie we wish to support.

David Friedman hopes that American diplomacy buoyed by the support of evangelicals will settle the Palestinian problem.