The assassination of presidential candidate Fernando Villavicencio could spur real political reform, or it could lead to further instability and bloodshed.

In memory of Harry Frankfurt, we should remember that truth is essential to the rule of law.

As moderate parties struggle to form coalitions, extremists on both right and left are able to exert more influence.

Tocqueville understood how constitutional review, without meaningful checks, could enable judicial despotism.

The portrayal of women in Love’s Labour’s Lost has many valuable lessons for the Old and New Right.

The economy will go south in a hurry if our policy makers follow the recommendations of American Compass.

Two hundred years on, the clown and the titan still fight for our attention.

The Supreme Court's approach to religious freedom is consonant with the paradigm that guided American jurisprudence through most of our history.

Classical liberalism offers a way forward amidst uncertain climate science.

Kojak represents what the American public wants in its cops: unimpeachable integrity, unswerving dedication, and a willingness to sacrifice.

Would that we had him counting the pencils today.

Why have we decided that statutes should be the last word on what the law is?

Teacher unions are forcing cultural compliance from members by inviting lawsuits against them.

Strip away Mark Tushnet's dramatism and you are left with the oldest trick in the political demagogue’s book.