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The Court’s decision in Sullivan doesn’t undermine American democracy—it upholds it.

Law & Liberty contributors offer further reflections on the landmark New York Times v. Sullivan decision.

The story of Jacob and Rachel is the love story, showing how human love reflects an intimation of the Infinite.

Looking back on its 40-year long legacy, Ghostbusters remains a classic statement of the anti-authoritarian attitude.

It's time to recover embodied human experience.

Americans are, as Tocqueville says, better than they say, but the doctrine lets Americans appear more self-sufficient than they really are.

First, know thyself. Then strive to keep Christmas well.