Democracy on the ballot

Does Britain need its own First Amendment?

Europe

The solution is not to pass a new law, but to repeal those laws that limit freedom of expression

Toby Young

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 ‘Sons of Liberty’ were essentially the henchmen of the rich smuggler-barons who were faced with ruin

Andrew Roberts

His student loan forgiveness program is a political bribe

Charles Lipson

Law

Yet his assailant was released as threats against elected government mount

Charles Lipson

Culture
July 3, 2022
The right to keep and bear fireworks
Our patriotic tradition of blowing things up must be protected
Teresa Mull
Politics
June 11, 2022
The lawless Liz Cheney
Her stumping for the ‘rule of law’ is undermined by her record
Jack Hunter
Law
January 28, 2022
Liz Cheney’s latest plot against Trump
The January 6 committee thinks they can use a post-Civil War constitutional provision to prevent him from taking office
Peter Van Buren
May 12, 2020
A strong constitution
It is a cherished axiom of the psychological class that the human psyche is almost infinitely sensitive and delicate
Chilton Williamson, Jr.