How America outsourced the materials of modern power—and what it will take to get them back

Far-left policies on policing, education, and taxation are pushing Los Angeles, Chicago, and others to the brink.

The party’s activist wing is formidable.

The destructive influence of Wilhelm Reich, father of the sexual revolution

Watergate and Nixon’s resignation, 50 years on

With the nation’s 250th anniversary approaching, can Americans find enough common ground to overcome their polarization?

Why the Founders succeeded

To become responsible citizens, young Americans need a full, accurate, and responsible account of their own country.

Until the U.K.’s political and cultural elite can defend confidently what it means to be British, the nation will sacrifice women’s safety, Jewish security, and core liberal principles such as free speech.

To reclaim an upward trajectory, the U.K. must relearn the habit of national agency.

The country’s censorship regime is targeting ordinary Britons.

Dire warnings may be overstated, but they identify deeply disturbing trends.

Reflecting on Bobby Kennedy, 50 years after his assassination

We’ve mostly remembered a symbol, not a man.

A flood of lawsuits utilizing junk science seeks to bankrupt energy companies and undermine the basis of American power.