John Paul Stevens' Faint-Hearted Liberalism
The retired justice's new memoir reveals an uneasy relationship with the Bill of Rights.
Book Reviews
Empire of the Son
The president's parents were supporters, not opponents, of American hegemony.
Lochner Isn't a Dirty Word
Correcting the cartoonish vilification of a libertarian Supreme Court decision
Man vs. the State
Economist Walter E. Williams reflects on his long career battling Jim Crow, big government, and liberal orthodoxy.
Unpacking Jared Lee Loughner
If you're the Southern Poverty Law Center, the media will mistake your guesses for gold.
The First War on Terror
What the fight against anarchism tells us about the fight against radical Islam
Heeding the Sage of Baltimore
A new edition of H.L. Mencken's Prejudices captures the legendary journalist at his corrosive best.
Live Forever, Or Die Trying
Pulitzer Prize winner Jonathan Weiner surveys the state of immortality research.
The Revenge of the Brands
How corporate America turned Naomi Klein's anti-branding manifesto on its head
