C.S. Lewis coined the term “Chronological Snobbery” to describe the condition of “uncritical acceptance of the intellectual climate common to…
The clarity of the Framers’ constitutional vision contrasts sharply with the fuzziness of international law. The most salient difference is…
This week the nation’s premier museum on the American Revolution in Philadelphia unveiled its landmark exhibition Declaration’s Journey, tracing how America’s…
Until the founding of the United States of America, the nations of the West did not have to set forth…
The argument for the power of the judicial branch to rule acts of the legislature invalid under the Constitution is…
In 1801 President Thomas Jefferson responded to a group of Connecticut merchants who objected to his appointment of a new…
Jefferson wrote of “the Laws of Nature and Nature’s God” in his ringing declaration which still speaks to our hearts. …
The world is starved for virtuous, courageous leaders and problem solvers. For those perplexed by the current state of politics,…
