America appears to be coming apart at the seams. The sociologist Frank Tannenbaum can help us understand why.

Christine Rosen, author of the new book The Extinction of Experience, explains why we all need to touch grass.

For Hume, liberty was something unintended and fragile, yet precious.

The abolition of the Ottoman Caliphate left a vacuum which was filled by secular autocrats and reactionary Islamists.

John Trumbull recorded America's revolutionary struggle in a monumental way

Hetherington’s photos of soldiers at the front shows that life pursues its various courses even in the most dire circumstances.

When it comes to the Constitution, the Framers, not the ratifiers, undertook the essential law-making acts.

To fight today’s wars, the DOD should embrace market principles when purchasing and building weapons systems.

To properly understand and interpret the Constitution, originalist analysis should embrace legal meaning—not just lay meaning.

Why aren’t there any great movies about September 11, 2001?