Who’s Your Daddy?

by David Azerrad

The collapse of the family brought about by the sexual revolution has created an identity vacuum now filled by identity politics.

The Law That Ate the Constitution

by Helen Andrews

The United States now has two constitutions. Which of the two constitutions shall prevail?

Confirmation Bias

by Conrad Black

Two sharply different perspectives on the nomination and confirmation of Judge Brett Kavanaugh to the United States Supreme Court.

Older than the Koran

by Barnaby Crowcroft

The Arabic language should stand as one of the great civilizational wonders of the world.

A Second Opinion

by Ronald W. Dworkin

Theodore Dalrymple offers the wise discussion that we wish we found in the New England Journal of Medicine.

Trump’s Foreign Policy

by Patrick J. Garrity

The long-term future of Republican foreign policy will require balancing internationalist, hardline, and noninterventionist concerns.

Cultural Realism

by David P. Goldman

American culture has unique characteristics that explain our country’s extraordinary success.

Ten Thousand Cases

by Michael S. Greve

Judicial review is too frequent to deem the Court a mere lapdog of Congress, but decisions upholding federal statutes far outnumber invalidations.

The Market Whisperer

by Allen C. Guelzo

Walter Bagehot was an exercise in paradox.

Going Off the Rails

by Spencer A. Klavan

Defeating identity politics will take more than a series of skillful ripostes.

Natural Justice

by Ken Masugi

No jurist has done more than Clarence Thomas to oppose the Progressive synthesis of leviathan and anarchy.

The Tyranny of the Marginalized

by Arthur Milikh

The campaign to curtail speech in order to promote social justice is gathering strength.

The Great Do-Over

by Forrest A. Nabors

The Reconstruction amendments were intended to complete the Revolution of 1776.

Party Like It’s 1799

by Joseph Postell

The framers understood political parties to be necessary instruments of republican government.

The Regulars Are Coming!

by Andrew Roberts

Rick Atkinson's Revolutionary War trilogy looks fair to become the standard account of the war that brought the American Republic into being.

Noble Opposition

by Adam Rowe

The contributions of America’s original populists were overshadowed by the brilliant response of their adversaries.

The Lockean-American Mind

by Brian A. Smith

Neither Locke's Second Treatise nor the Declaration of Independence offers a complete key to grasping the scope of the American mind.