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The failed promise of the “electronic cottage” speaks across the decades

Does one form of authoritarianism justify another? The Claremont Institute seems to think so.

The fading of a republic yields harbingers aplenty

Sadly, Samford University’s decision to uninvite Jon Meacham was the right thing to do

As the Birmingham campaign shows, listening and confrontation go hand-in-hand

Facebook has us where it wants us

Illiberal rule mocks the liberal pretensions of the academy today

McDermott’s misrepresentations and evangelicals’ missed opportunities lead to lament

Tony Bennett has just released another studio album—at 95

Is society a conspiracy against freedom? Or is it freedom’s hope?

The unceasing quest for power drains politics of its chief purpose: service

Using a history classroom to promote a political agenda is pedagogical malpractice

An approach that seems like common sense runs foul of both scripture and history

On this troubled earth, daybreak can’t come quickly enough

What would happen if we all took a month off?

The problem with elitism has little to do with status. It has everything to do with love.

Our recent history’s rhyming patterns are not exactly poetic

When our convictions are under threat, retreat may not be the best option

As we await media reform, there are reforming measures each of us can take

To give up on reading is to give up on America