Free enterprise and the modern family are deeply connected. The loss of one could destroy both.
Cities may be right to fear philosophy, this classic essay argues.
The author of The New Leviathans discusses Israel’s war, Michael Oakeshott, C. S. Lewis, and more.
The increasingly hostile political landscape requires a reevaluation of the roles of church and state.
H. W. Brands’s new book attempts to uncover the causes of the founding debates.
Is it possible to find meaning in history while remaining committed to Marxism? These three philosophers tried.
Are Americans fighting a philosophical civil war?
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