The assumption that humans are the single most significant cause of climate change is unsupported by the available science.

Does the entire American order rest on a false philosophy of nature, man, and God?

Hugo Grotius addressed the morality of enforcing bad laws.

Behind Orbán's attractive rhetoric, we find a Prime Minister and a group of friends building a quasi-oligarchy on the backs of Hungary's citizens.

Does the continuation of racial economic and social disparities in society mean America is racist?

There is plenty of risk and uncertainty that might give rise to our next financial crisis.

Once the perceived villains of today are gone, who will be next? Who, for that matter, will be last?

A recent Court decision demonstrates that Morrison has received a well-deserved burial.

The Great American Race Game offers a British take on America's race problem.

We must find a different narrative than identity politics that better fits the character of the American regime.

Can identity politics be reconciled with a politics of shared interest and aims for everyone?

A healthy liberalism must set aside the voguish, oversimplified discourse of catharsis and put forth a compelling vision of a multiethnic America.

Americans have not lost their religion, they have simply relocated their religion to the realm of politics.

The idea of “equal concern and respect," rather than particular grievances of any group, provides the moral foundation of identity politics today.