Collectively, Main Street Millionaires possess more than thirteen times the wealth of the Forbes 400. The Everywhere Millionaire may sound confusingly familiar to readers of Thomas J. Stanley and ...

It is still possible to tune out the endless broadcast. When he was four years old, my middle son taught himself to read. It was pandemic shutdown spring, so I was too busy homeschooling my oldest son ...

A forgotten monument in Budapest reveals truths about immigration, assimilation, and civic gratitude. When Americans think of monuments to George Washington in Europe, Paris usually comes to mind: ...

The state should try to give citizens an "equal opportunity" to live in neighborhoods free of violent crime. Every child has a right to grow up without fear of gunshots at their door. This may be one ...

Campus free speech sees little improvement in FIRE’s annual report. In a world in which grade inflation is rampant on college and university campuses, it is more than a little amusing to see that the ...

Robert P. George is the McCormick Professor of Jurisprudence and director of the James Madison Program at Princeton University.

Luke Burgis’s new book is a fine exploration of what community requires in a post-Digital Revolution world. In his 1948 classic Ideas Have Consequences, Richard Weaver described “the great ...

Gregory Conti sheds new light on John Stuart Mill’s political life, constitutional writings, and distinctive liberalism. Gregory Conti, in his introduction to a new edition of John Stuart Mill’s ...

Stephen Bowd and Alexander Lee seek to restore Machiavelli’s name, if not among heroes, at least among the literary and political greats. Any effort to briefly summarize Machiavelli’s political and ...

She taught American girls to run away from responsibility. Jill Filipovic has written perhaps the most incisive—and, not unrelatedly, most personal—of many tributes to the recently deceased Gloria ...

There are few things politicians hate more than insignificance. Perhaps it is a reflection on the narrowness of my acquaintanceship that I know no one who fails to understand that government ...

In National Republican, SCOTUS moves toward banning open primaries. Since the early days of the American Republic, political parties have been vehicles through which people of modest means can ...