The Heritage Guide to the Constitution is my fifth book. Like with my previous publications, I did everything in my...

AI use continues spreading in online dating dialogue

Why John Oliver is wrong about Bari Weiss, CBS News, and the mainstream media's progressive biases.

The cases give the justices a chance to address a constitutionally dubious policy that disarms peaceful Americans.

In 2005, the Office of Legal Counsel said this issue was unsettled. But a brief in the Alina Habba litigation takes a firm position.

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In England, a National Health Service hospital's official report confirmed that Adrian Poulton, who had Down syndrome and was admitted...

Laying off government employees during a phony shutdown is messy, but we'll take smaller government any way we can get it.

I have an article titled "Viewpoint Diversity" Requirements as a New Fairness Doctrine forthcoming in several months in the George...

High School students will moot whether the United Colonies should declare independence from Great Britain.

The U.S. military has carried out another unapproved strike on alleged narcotraffickers, killing six men just off of Venezuela's coast.

It seems like the market for electric vehicles, as it currently exists, is entirely the creation of government policy.

ACLU legal director Ben Wizner warns that Donald Trump’s war on dissent endangers the First Amendment, urges Americans to protect speech they dislike, and reflects on Edward Snowden’s enduring legacy.

10/15/1883: The Civil Rights Cases are decided.

We're seeing the rise of artificially intelligent 'chatbot' companions capable of romance and naughty talk, from G-rated to pornographic.

If tariffs are necessary to make American-made products more attractive in the market, shouldn't that also apply to the Pentagon's purchases?

Fraud didn’t disappear after the 2002 bill. But IPOs got rarer, private equity got bigger, and ordinary investors got pushed to the sidelines.

Several justices seem ready to import the congruence and proportionality test to the 15th Amendment.

Suspending federal workers' civil obligations during government shutdowns would be bad news for property rights, landlords, and tenants.

Greene's comments mark a rare instance of a close Trump ally questioning the costs of the administration's agenda.