Reviving the historically friendly ties between Jew and Muslim could bring about an Abrahamic reconciliation.

Public and private enforcement efforts can be combined to combat online fraud.

The constant worry that defines public discourse is evidence of a deeper sickness in the American mind.

Although politicians justify protectionist policies on the grounds of economic nationalism, we cannot forget that tariffs are taxes.

Despite the criticism it receives, game theory can help us understand both our political constitution and humane tradition.

The Sherman Act and its legislative successors established a centralized and asymmetrically powerful framework for antitrust law enforcement.

It's a mistake to assume that America's talent is mainly concentrated in elite universities.

Australia exported "settler colonialism" to the United States—with deleterious effect.

William Tyndale’s heroic efforts to translate the Bible planted the seeds for a new age of liberty.

Even if the outcome was right, the Supreme Court’s procedure in TikTok v. Garland was all wrong.

Some journalists seem to think they can make up for the evils of the past by embracing a capital letter.

Bucharest’s presidential election has given us yet another exhibit of elite panic and overreach.

Britain's dystopian-sounding Counter Disinformation Unit should make Americans grateful for our First Amendment.

In many ways, the entire macroeconomic sector is comparable to astrology.