The Past, Present, and Future of the Conservative Legal Movement
A lot has changed in 15 years, with hopes for more to come.
Rejecting Originalism from Either Side of the Aisle Does Not Serve the Common Good
Originalism respects the straightforward command that federal courts adhere to the text of the very instrument that created them. That is common sense.
How a Political Machine Crushes Conservatism — and Democracy
Nassau is also one of the most corrupt counties in the nation, home to perhaps the last large-scale, boss-dominated, patronage-driven political machine outside Chicago.
The Unjustly Forgotten Legacy of Byron White
The judiciary would enjoy a better reputation today if more judges showed as much restraint as Justice Byron White.
What the Opposition to Gorsuch Is Really About
Democrats oppose Neil Gorsuch because he’s a threat to the Supreme Court’s out-of-control liberal bloc.
Europe Celebrates the Fourth of July by Honoring Reagan
Intertwined American and British flags normally would seem an odd choice to celebrate Independence Day, but they waved at Grosvenor Square in London in this July 4 under special circumstances: ...