Advocates of AI may make utopian promises about the future, but permanent truths of human nature should counsel skepticism.
While applying artificial intelligence to problems of government carries risks, it could also help decentralize power in reinvigorating ways.
Artificial intelligence won't bring us a utopia, but it will make many aspects of life—including governance—much easier.
The 250th anniversary of "the shot heard round the world" is a reminder of the rights the Patriots fought for.
The anniversary of the first battle of the War for Independence is a reminder that the past is very much with us.
The American Revolution’s first battle is a reminder that liberty isn't the result of inevitable progress but a prize won by those willing to fight for it.
The outcome of the War for Independence might have been entirely different if even the smallest events had happened differently.
The intellectual context of Lexington and Concord can help us understand why the minutemen fought.
The stand of the militiamen at Lexington and Concord is a vital touchstone of America’s constitutional tradition.
Five years on, Law & Liberty is looking back on the Covid pandemic and taking stock of lessons learned.
All of us can learn something about ourselves by reflecting back on our reactions to the pandemic.
The monumental failure of public health experts during Covid now bears its fruit in public distrust.
Policy variation is a strength of the US federal system, even when considering life-and-death public health policies.
Covid-era fiscal policy was a mess. Inflation was just one of the ugly consequences.
There’s no way to sugarcoat this. During the pandemic, America’s schools failed students and families.
During Covid, America's public health authorities turned their back on experience, science, and liberty.