Culture

Revolutionizing Higher Education: The Lyceum at Clemson University
The Lyceum at Clemson University—inspired by Aristotle’s fourth-century school in Athens—is a new kind of academic department that seeks to revive the original vision and purpose of higher education: to inspire young men and women to pursue intellectual and moral excellence through a rigorous engagement with the great philosophic, historical, literary, and economic texts of Western civilization.
Cries for Help: Injury and Death Buried in V-Safe Data
Columbus Day: A Time to Celebrate
French Student Riots, Education, and the Racist Road to Barbarism
The Story Behind The Ayn Rand Center
Lindsay Clancy and The Goddess Defense
Why Humans Care More About Rank Than Riches
Hatred of Western Civilization: Why Terrorists Attacked America
Politics

What Would a Capitalist Policy Agenda Look Like?
Neither major political party is advancing economic freedom today.
Tax Carve-Outs Didn’t Buy Republicans the Midterms
Time to End Bad Immigration Policies
How the Free Market Capitalism Gets Blamed for Political Cronyism
Cries for Help: Injury and Death Buried in V-Safe Data
Statism On the Rise as Capitalism and Freedom are in Decline
Hatred of Western Civilization: Why Terrorists Attacked America
End States Who Sponsor Terrorism
Markets

Democrats Won the Tariff Argument—Now Comes the Hard but Necessary Part
Democrats have run against tariffs in the past and then kept them in place once in power. Repeating this would be a mistake, especially when voters have made their preferences well-known.
Law

Criminal Justice, Civil Liberties, and the New Congress
The federal criminal legal system—and state systems subsidized by federal grants—are sprawling, intrusive, and unaccountable. The new Congress can do much to ensure it actually protects and serves Americans.
Intellectual Activism: Contact Your Representative To Support Freedom To Build Legislation
The Number One Action Elected Officials Can Do For Affordability is Permitting Reform
Subjects and Citizens: A Treatise by Justice Clarence Thomas
James Madison: Father of the Constitution
The U.S. Constitution, the Bedrock of American Freedom
The United States of America is Not a Democracy
Blaming Patents Won’t Lower Drug Prices
World

EU Bureaucrats Eye Europe’s Household Savings
Brussels Eyes Europe’s Savings
Window of Opportunity Opens in Brazil
French Student Riots, Education, and the Racist Road to Barbarism
United Free Nations
Why China is Outcompeting America
Europe Built a Single Market—Now It’s Packaging It Away
The Failure of Europe’s Single-Payer Health Monopoly
Hatred of Western Civilization: Why Terrorists Attacked America
Science & Technology

Progress for Progressives
The “party of science” must also embrace technology and economic growth