The Duty to Enforce the Law
The Take Care Clause was designed to guard against the problems that arise when executives refuse to enforce the laws.
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Heroes and Tragedy at the American Founding
While most are celebrating the glories of the American Revolution this year, Joseph J. Ellis’s new book is focused on the darker side of history.
Overturning the Twentieth Century?
Elite opinion aside, the Supreme Court has not aggressively attacked the bad precedents of the past century. Maybe it should.
The Soundtrack of American Order
Country music embraces law and liberty like no other genre.
Living the Unadjusted Life
John Wilsey joins the Law & Liberty Podcast to discuss his book Religious Freedom and its themes.
China’s Debt Problem—And Our Own
The CCP's authoritarianism is driving its country into the ground. But Americans need to control their own debt problem if they want to compete to win.
The Past and Future of War and Peace
Twenty years ago, Niall Ferguson's The War of the World examined the dark forces that contributed to global conflict.
Dark Forces of the Twentieth Century
Brian Pawlowski interviews Sir Niall Ferguson on his 2006 book The War of the World.
A New Era of Civil Rights Sanity?
The end of disparate impact could restore the meaning of civil rights.
The Limits of the Hamilton-Jefferson Paradigm
Thomas Jefferson and Alexander Hamilton may be titans of the American Founding, but these two poles don't describe everything.