Our nation’s first president had some direct things to say about torture, but its use in his time was different than its use today.

If storytelling is an endless conveyor belt, then closure is a foreign concept.

A federal court’s recent decision to strike down the FCC’s net neutrality rules has brought the controversial regulation back into the national spotlight.

Attributing America’s success to strong communal bonds isn’t a deviation from conservatism or the vision of the founders. To the contrary, denying them is the true deviation.

The type of state we’ve created over the past century is increasingly at odds with the style of government we have.

Malthus’ heirs have had a long and poor track record when it comes to their doomsday predictions.

In a day and age when democracy and freedom have become almost synonymous, can monarchy and liberty coexist? What’s so bad about a well-meaning king?