Remember how Donald Trump's travel bans on China and Europe kept the initial spread of COVID-19 out of the United States? How about when continued travel bans combined with massive Title 42 border expulsions and the most restrictive immigration policies in all of...

Across the pond, Poland and the European Union find themselves deadlocked over a question about judicial primacy. In early October, Poland’s Constitutional Tribunal sparked controversy when it ruled that EU law does not supersede national legislation. At stake in the...

The film Gaslight (1944), directed by George Cukor and starring Ingrid Bergman and Charles Boyer, relays the story of a con artist, Sergis Bauer, who under the assumed name of Gregory Anton seduces and marries a young woman, Paula Alquist. The smitten bride has no...

Parents across America were caught unprepared for the mass closure of government schools in 2020. Soon after, however, many decided they and their children had had enough of the status quo. Now at a crossroads, will they choose reform or repudiation? The wave of...

You can read Part I of this essay, published in September 2021, here. Australia has had a history of complicated relationships between the governments that ruled over its vast sunburned lands and the individual citizens subject to such rule. The states and territories...

Despite the words of the U.S. Constitution, specifically the Commerce Clause and Necessary and Proper Clause, remaining constant over the past two centuries, the Supreme Court’s interpretation of their meaning and scope has not. When cobbled together they form the...