There was a time when the countless tribes of men, though wide-dispersed, oppressed the surface of the deep-bosomed earth, and Zeus saw it and had pity and in his wise heart resolved to relieve the ...

Ian Tuttle is a research fellow at the Aspen Institute’s Philosophy & Society Initiative. In books and the friends who wrote them, the great critic found comfort but not hope. Douthat’s purpose is ...

Colin Dueck, a professor in the Schar School of Policy and Government at George Mason University, is a non-resident fellow at the American Enterprise Institute. He is the author, most recently, of Age ...

The institution was willing to look the other way when it came to the now-former professor’s manifest inadequacies and deceptions for DEI reasons.

Robert Manzer is the president of the American Academy for Liberal Education.

Though Musk aimed to cut $2 trillion in federal spending, even by DOGE’s own estimates it fell well short. A sporadically updated website tallying its cuts in a “Wall of Receipts” stated that its ...

As usual, the sneering back-and-forth on X about the cost of a Mexican-food lunch is conflating multiple issues.

Myra Adams is a media producer and writer who served on the McCain Ad Council during the 2008 McCain campaign and on the 2004 Bush campaign creative team. ‘By 2034, the payroll taxes collected will be ...

For the press-junket interview that Universal Pictures arranged during the Chinese premiere of The Odyssey in Beijing on July 30, director Christopher Nolan answered softball questions from Brandeis ...

Jason Arday, who received media attention for becoming the youngest black professor ever at the University of Cambridge in England, has recently come under scrutiny for allegedly ...

For decades, the United States has been moving away from the version of Congress in which the filibuster makes sense. National politics have become more and more a contest to build partisan majorities ...

An absurd essay in the New York Times denouncing the use of ‘Civil War’ for the American Civil War is a sign of a larger crisis in the uses of history.