Dobbs May Represent the Big Bang for Abortion Politics
Post-Roe, the abortion issue will likely heat up at every level of government as we enter into a period of greater instability and conflict.
What the Dobbs Draft Opinion Doesn’t Do
Far from radical, the opinion is actually modest in scope — leaving conservatives still in need of an alternative theory of rights.
How Dobbs Could Rattle the Left, Rev Up the Right, and Restore the American System
The leak and the draft opinion itself remind us that we must preserve the line between politics and the law.
The Leaked Dobbs Opinion Would Be a Credit to the Supreme Court and to the Country
The Court appears to have taken the first step toward restraining itself and repairing both the legal and political defects of its privacy jurisprudence.
CIA Contrarian Herbert E. Meyer, R.I.P.
A perspicacious observer of foreign threats and weaknesses has passed away.
Back from the Brink
Steven F. Hayward reviews The Brink: President Reagan and the Nuclear War Scare of 1983, by Marc Ambinder, 1983: Reagan, Andropov, and a World on the Brink, by Taylor Downing, ...
The Regressive Progressives
Various strains of Progressive thought — philosophy, history, biology, law, and economics — were all amalgamated in the Progressive embrace of eugenics.
Getting a Grip on the Gipper
A review of Finale: A Novel of the Reagan Years, by Thomas Mallon.
