Wider and Deeper on Chauvin
The killing and verdict in Minneapolis steer debates toward policing. But there’s much more to be examined.
A Deal with Three-fifths of a Devil
Was the U.S. Constitution’s “three-fifths” clause a treacherous accommodation of evil or a ploy to end slavery? The truth lies in between.
Boiling Caucasus
While Americans aren’t paying attention, their enemies are on the prowl in this energy-rich region.
Reviving Conservative Internationalism
Six precepts to inject principled, strategic thinking back into Republican foreign policy.
The Elmer’s Treatment
The U.S. government shares vast amounts of information with the public, a touch of glue to help hold a skeptical polity together.
The First Amendment Is Not a Suicide Pact
Confused thinking is standing in the way of a perfectly achievable goal: moderating speech on the internet.
