This essay was originally published on December 20, 2022 at The American Spectator. In its response to the Trump lawsuit, “the most trusted…

Daniel Klein and Michael Munger are right to worry about tyranny. But reforming the system that oligarchic tyrants control is a fool’s errand. This essay was originally…

This essay was originally published by RealClearPolitics on September 26, 2022. It was adapted from sections of a Claremont Institute investigative report, “…

Editor’s Note: This essay was originally published by Robert Delahunty and an anonymous co-author under the pseudonym “Joe Popularis” at The Federalist. Mike…

This interview, along with the transcript, was published on the High Noon podcast on May 27, 2022. Inez Stepman works for the Independent…

The former President was harmed by his opponents’ willful lies. Late last month, Donald Trump filed suit against the conspirators who conceived and propagated the falsehood that he had colluded…

Disputes over counting the electoral vote should be decided first in the states, then by the vice president, and then perhaps by the judiciary — but not Congress. On January…

Suppression of speech and political activity from the usual sources A troubling development in contemporary American politics is the emergence and normalization of authoritarian tendencies. I refer not to…

Facebook announces sweeping new restrictions on criticism of protected groups. The battle over permissible speech in American society was helpfully, and predictably, elaborated by Facebook last week in an…

Citizens are awakening to the dangers Critical Race Theory and its associated theories pose to our country. What should awakened Americans seek to accomplish? All of that depends on how…