The most common left-wing attacks on the Supreme Court’s are based on politics, not law.

Corporatism and industrial policy will only hasten Europe's economic decline.

Arguments for a moral obligation to vote often rely on a false premise that it is the most important, or the only, way to contribute to society.

Constitutional amendments can protect liberty, but we are too cautious about the procedures to propose them.

Senior writer James Hankins joins Law & Liberty's editor John Grove to discuss the past, present, and (bright?) future of higher education.

Do we want a UK where every citizen gets his daily bread from the state?

The Declaration of Independence provides intimations and rumors of how we are departing from our birthright of freedom.

As Western society confronts a crisis of meaning, some student activists turn to violence as they search for transcendence in misguided places.

Ruchir Sharma’s new book proves the problem with our economy isn’t capitalism, but rather the political and financial elites abusing the system.

What’s killing Disney and Hollywood in general is the rampant immaturity and laziness of its creative workers.