Scent of a Woman presents the moral and manly education of Charlie Simms, who has been left fatherless by America.

The authority to proclaim a Thanksgiving might seem trivial to us.  But it is, in fact, fraught with meaning.

How many men guilty of sexual assault crimes should the legal system set free?

A mathematical understanding of Ranked Choice Voting reveals its theoretical and practical flaws.

The habits of mind created by a life in medicine have something to teach those who study humanities.

Twenty years ago, the United States conducted its first drone strike. War hasn't been the same since.

Should pregnant women be bribed to quit smoking?

Lincoln’s democratic mythology at Gettysburg gives us hope that our twenty-first century political circumstances can be overcome.

Market-friendly economists, historians, and philosophers will need new approaches in an age unfriendly to economic freedom.

The first step to restoring moral sobriety in Canada is to stop the deliberate obfuscation of euthanasia records.

Two hundred years after independence, Brazil still struggles to reap the full benefits of constitutional liberty.

Ideas and institutions naturally support one another, but the feedback loop is currently broken.

The concept of the veteran as we’ve come to experience it today appears to be a thoroughly American experiment.

Martin of Tours used his military discipline and martial courage to fight for people’s souls and defend justice for the common man.