James Buchanan and John Rawls had more in common than most people realize.

Teddy Roosevelt would be quite at home in twenty-first century politics.

James Patterson speaks to Daniel Flynn about his book, The Man Who Invented Conservatism on the Law & Liberty Podcast.

Far from unthinkingly celebrating an illusory “golden age,” conservatism at its best always recognizes the tragic sense of life.

The left and right have both embraced previously unprecedented power to meddle in the governance of universities.

I'm not willing to sacrifice my state to the ravages of the political scissor.

The United States cannot tutor the remnants of the Maduro regime into democracy. Deeper change is necessary.

Pluribus makes the case that freedom and individualism are worth it, even when they don't make you happy.

What is the soundtrack of the path to wisdom?

A new book suggests that Islam as a political ideology may be on the way out.