Collectively, Main Street Millionaires possess more than thirteen times the wealth of the Forbes 400. The Everywhere Millionaire may sound confusingly familiar to readers of Thomas J. Stanley and ...

A forgotten monument in Budapest reveals truths about immigration, assimilation, and civic gratitude. When Americans think of monuments to George Washington in Europe, Paris usually comes to mind: ...

Campus free speech sees little improvement in FIRE’s annual report. In a world in which grade inflation is rampant on college and university campuses, it is more than a little amusing to see that the ...

Robert P. George is the McCormick Professor of Jurisprudence and director of the James Madison Program at Princeton University.

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Three cases have brought attention to the racial weighting used by the most elite universities. Along with its academic leadership of American higher education, the Ivy League now seems destined to be ...

The UN has long been an inept institution, but lately it has become unclear whether it can do anything useful at all. The UN is no longer fit for purpose: what is the alternative? The veil has finally ...

Social scientists need to build AI an epistemic layer that captures the wisdom of norms and methodological constraints. AI chatbots are extraordinary achievements of human ingenuity, combining the ...

Populists and postliberals claim to be the pioneers of a “new conservatism”—but all they really advocate is economic sophistry. We are now months into the second Trump presidency, one that is markedly ...

Americans have forgotten what the Founders knew about popular government. In an essay recently published in The Free Press, the political commentator Martin Gurri made a nicely arch response to the ...

Intellectual conservatism should be more than a war cry. At its best, it is an invitation to enjoy the great traditions of our civilization. Over the past decade, with amazement and dismay, I have ...