America’s Thanksgiving Hymn
What ‘My Country, ’Tis of Thee’ says about our country, and about this holiday.
Last Week’s Lesson for Conservatives: Run on Reform, Not Revolution
A ‘burn it all down’ mentality has yielded few practical victories. There must be a better way.
Why Shakespeare’s Macbeth Is a Political Horror Story Fit for Halloween
It shows how our community can be haunted by monsters, both internal and external, human and supernatural.
One Season after a Blockbuster, the Supreme Court Readies Another Important Term
Nothing this term can top what we saw last year. But this season of the Supreme Court still offers plenty of reasons to keep watching.
This Constitution Day, Let Us Be Thankful That We Rule through Words, Not Violence
We must commit ourselves to the idea that we can continue to chart our country’s course through deliberation, elections, and lawmaking.
Don’t Conflate Abortion and Losing a Baby to Miscarriage
The comparison is unfair to those who grieve the death of their unborn children.
Stop Blaming the Supreme Court for Telling Congress to Do Its Job
In its latest cases, the Court has merely done its proper constitutional duty, and demanded that the people’s elected representatives do theirs.
Abortion Laws Shouldn’t Reduce Persons to Their Economic Output
Governments and businesses can make it easier for mothers to gain and keep employment in ways that do not make them choose between family and paid work.
After Dobbs, Pro-Lifers Must Prepare for a New Battleground: State Courts
As it toppled the national abortion precedent, the pro-life movement should fight to ward off state-level Roes and Caseys.
How the Constitution Advances the Common Good
Conservatives shouldn’t move beyond our Constitution, but through originalism, they should seek another, worthy task: its restoration.