Introducing the Structural Constitutional Reform Symposium

The future of American politics will likely hinge on attempts to redefine America’s constitutional structure and remake the federal judiciary.

An Unsurprising Term from an Unsurprising Court

The Supreme Court decided almost every case as observers predicted.

Farewell to the President’s New East Wing

Both Congress and the President have acted in violation of the public trust doctrine.

The Constitution and Birthright Citizenship: A Rejoinder to Professor Yoo

Foreigners can come to America and become “Americans” not by their mere presence on American soil but by embracing the principles upon which this country was founded.

America Is Still Freedom’s Forge

Cooperation with Ukraine, Israel, and Japan—as well as other democratic allies—will ensure America remains freedom’s forge for the next century.

When the Spice Stops Flowing

'Dune' and the Politics of Strategic Chokepoints.

Athens, Jerusalem, Rome, and Provo

There is a genuine pluralism that could help save the West.

Does Liberalism Have a Fighting Faith?

Perhaps reflection will enable us to rout the apostates and rekindle the faith.

Richard Nixon’s Permanent Counter-Revolution

Instead of giving a “heterodox middle finger to the establishment,” let your message be: “long live the counter-revolution.” 

Jimmy Lai: Apostle for Freedom

Jimmy Lai represents the best of what Hong Kong was.

The Uses and Abuses of the Pardon Power

The recent flood of pardon controversies shows no signs of abating.

The Fall of Fauci

The greater the scope of authority granted to a single individual, by circumstance or deliberate action, the more important scrutiny and accountability become.

The Hidden Costs of Expanding Deposit Insurance

Expanding deposit insurance will only exacerbate financial risk and regulatory dependence, imposing costs on banks, their customers, and taxpayers. 

We Can’t Tax Our Way Out of the Entitlement Hole

When it comes to budgeting, Congress has two problems.

Milton Friedman Lives!

Free to Loathe: Why the Left and the New Right Can’t Quit Milton Friedman

Diagnosis: Recession

'Recession' reads less like a technical macroeconomics monograph and more like intellectual history conducted with an economist’s data discipline.

How the Rich Preserve Liberty

A society without rich people would not be a society without elites.