The heterodox cabinet

Why is James Madison so consistently forgotten?

And Finally

Whether or not we need a real monument to the Founding Father, his contribution to the blueprint of America ought not go unnoticed

Ella Johnson

The shadow of censorship, not anonymity, is the real problem

Rich Cromwell

Against a rampant and engorging bureaucratic Leviathan

Roger Kimball

Cunning and crab-like, the EU is positioning itself for a grab at the control of Europe’s purse-string

Andrew Tettenborn

Politics

Why should California decide the presidency?

Matt Mayer

Politics
August 11, 2020
Trump’s Art of the Executive Order
This President was supposed to be better, or at least different
Dominic Green
Europe
June 13, 2020
The European Union may never have its ‘Hamilton moment’
The COVID crisis could spectacularly undermine the push towards federalism
John Keiger
Politics
June 10, 2020
The war of the statues is a battle for freedom
If we simply destroy the evidence, we impoverish our heirs’ understanding
Dominic Green
Politics
November 20, 2019
The Founding Fathers’ focus group on impeachment, 1787
‘What if we really, really don’t like the president? What do you think about that as a reason for giving him the heave-ho?’
Charles Lipson