Is school meant to elevate, or to pacify?

Covid-era fiscal policy was a mess. Inflation was just one of the ugly consequences.

In his new book, Justice Neil Gorsuch shows the danger the administrative state poses to genuine self-government.

Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch provides a coherent and engaging look at the tragedy of American overregulation.

Justice Neil Gorsuch shows that overregulation isn’t just economically inefficient—it is a threat to republican self-government.

In the wake of soft despotism, Tocqueville warned of even more malevolent possibilities.

New Englanders had a robust sense of the limits of government, and a commitment to protecting the liberties and conscience of individual citizens.

Forty years after its premiere, John Hughes’s high school masterpiece still expresses the freedom-loving ethos of Generation X.

Agnes Callard provides a dose of contrarian provocation in the service of the most fundamental questions.

Instead of pursuing minor cuts here and there, policymakers must address structural factors, including the budgeting process.