A statesman in modern democracies is a politician of one sort or another and is accountable in the end to…
In his philosophical dialogue Kuzari, the poet Rabbi Yehuda HaLevi portrayed an imagined series of talks between a Khazar king…
I had taken a long turn away from reading American history when I first became acquainted with David McCullough. From…
While militant ideologies can appear as a source of stark clarity in an often-muddled world, their excesses only serve to…
The centerpiece of the recently defeated Senate Bill 1 was the nationalization of voting laws. It would have taken away…
Long before I became acquainted with Saul Alinsky and his tactics, I had read Ken Kesey’s Sometimes a Great Notion….
First Principles: What America’s Founders Learned from the Greeks and Romans and How That Shaped Our Country Thomas E. Ricks…
Professor Marvin Fox once said to a graduate philosophy class, “God doesn’t command us to breathe.” His point was that…
Hours after perhaps a thousand Trump supporters misbehaved in the Capitol (while, outside, tens of thousands of Trump supporters were…
