The Pathway Forward for Constitutional Carry
As of May 2026, twenty-nine states have enacted Constitutional Carry. What about the rest of the country? The movement has stalled, since red states with GOP…
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American Decentralization: History and Future?
Throughout most of human history, commerce and government have been intricately linked, at least geographically. Hubs of trade and business have almost always…
The End of Digital Trust: How Quantum Computing Could Upend Security, Business, and Global Stability
The scariest technology threats are usually the boring ones. Not the giant killer robots. Not the science fiction stuff. Not the dramatic movie scenes where…
Congress Should Not Turn Away from Judges Behaving Badly
When the Framers penned Article III, they designed a judiciary insulated from the fleeting whims of majoritarian factions, granting federal judges life tenure…
AI, Papal Encyclicals, and Eternal Hubris: Why Magnifica Humanitas Misses the Mark
Reading around in Magnifica Humanitas, the Pope’s new encyclical on “Safeguarding the Human Person in the Time of Artificial Intelligence,” I couldn’t help but…
Justice Department Sues Four States for Denying Undercover License Plates for Federal Agents
The Department of Justice (DOJ) filed lawsuits on Wednesday against Maine, Washington, Oregon, and Massachusetts, challenging unconstitutional policies denying…
We Are Only in Act III of the Iran War
There are days they wake up in a state close to wonderment. Friday was one of those days. There was Steve Witkoff, President Trump’s real estate buddy and…
F Around and Find Out: Hasan Piker Could Finally Be on His Way to Jail
Last Saturday, odious “Marxist” influencer Hasan Piker—nephew of Young Turk cofounder Cenk Uygur—was served a subpoena by the Treasury Department’s Office of…
The Myth of Slavery as an Engine of Growth
Over the past two decades, the New History of Capitalism has transformed debates about Western development by restoring slavery to the center of the story of…
‘God and Country’ vs. ‘Secularism and State’
I have long been an avid reader of the columns of Mr. Jarrett Stepman, who regularly appears over at the Daily Signal. I cannot recommend him highly enough.