From Hume’s moderation to Mill’s scientism, Shirley Letwin traced how our conception of politics has jettisoned restraint in favor of utopianism.

Good Constitutional rules are designed to resist precisely those situations when leaders feel the urge to break them.

Gordon Lightfoot’s famous ballad of the doomed freighter Edmund Fitzgerald is a searching reflection on human frailty.

Have we become too cynical to enjoy The Sound of Music?

Educating students for liberty means teaching them the meaning of responsibility.

Open primary laws likely violate the associational rights protected by the First Amendment.

Carl Schmitt’s increasing popularity is a warning that our liberal constitutional order is failing.

In times when presidential power is expanding, it is important to define the limits that are likely to have been reasonably imposed by the Constitution.

The path to a revival of American industry is through the American tradition of limited government, pro-growth policies, and free markets.

Philip Wallach joins the Law & Liberty Podcast to discuss his new book Why Congress and more.