On the first episode of The Law & Liberty Podcast, host James M. Patterson sits down with Richard M. Reinsch, who was the founder of Law & Liberty and the host of our original podcast series, and is currently a Senior Writer for the magazine. Listen to Patterson and Reinsch discuss contemporary trade policy blunders […]
A multipolar world order is emerging, and America must prepare to meet it.
Michael Wear’s new book offers a hopeful—if somewhat utopian—vision for recovering the moral knowledge our republic needs.
Beauvoir’s work on feminism has a persistently narcissistic streak which undermines womanhood.
The Founders knew that executive power was vital but dangerous in any republic.
Planners want to use regulation to reshape the income landscape, but their machinations will only make the market inefficient and unfree.
In what could have been a blockbuster tax case, the Supreme Court left the big questions unanswered.
Any honest reading of our history must make one optimistic that, as we always have, Americans can get our act together.
