Fifteen years after the Muhammad Cartoon Controversy, the underlying tension surrounding free speech is still present in Danish society.

Inviting judges to consider the consequences of their decisions or recent practice as guides to interpretation threatens to bury originalism.

No conceivable variety of liberalism can overcome the problem of religious liberty alone—but natural law offers hope for managing the challenge.

Both Bosch's waking and sleeping moments are haunted by the victims whose murders have not been solved.

Great men prove what we are capable of, but they also prove that institutions are not by themselves enough.

What should business schools teach their students about life and liberty?

It might seem that the higher the tech, the lower the need to understand anything other than business, or perhaps engineering, but that’s hardly the case.

To become an honorable businessperson, then, requires not only technical training, but also an understanding of what the purpose of business is.

To achieve reform, it will not work simply to stuff in courses that come out of the English department’s current offerings and call it a day.

Does the text of the Free Exercise Clause justify special judicial scrutiny of laws burdening religious freedom?

While there is considerable flexibility for evolution in the presidential selection system, that flexibility has its limits—the electors must elect.

Considering two Roman legal maxims may help us navigate the crisis which has resulted from the coronavirus pandemic.

New Title IX rules create barriers against the pressures of students, the enthusiasm of Title IX bureaucrats, and the pusillanimity of campus officials.

Why do socialists ignore the one story in Scripture that depicts real socialism?