At the Supreme Court, among scholars and in the public square, this last year has shown originalism’s growing influence.

Policy variation is a strength of the US federal system, even when considering life-and-death public health policies.

Education has become one of the most defining differences between America's political parties.

The left is outraged over the Trump administration’s withholding of federal funds from Columbia University. But where did that power come from?

Mark Lilla joins the Law & Liberty Podcast to talk about his new book, Ignorance and Bliss.

Religious liberty did not emerge from abstract speculation, but rather the concrete experience of Protestant republics in the Atlantic World.

The Korean War provides an unappreciated look at some of the dynamics of US foreign policy playing out today.

A new book on Thatcher’s opposition years offers insights into healing conservatives’ divide today.

A few reforms could revitalize one of America's great sports.

Our Middle East failures do not represent the true legacy of American foreign policy.