The moral necessity for limits on majority rule
A revelatory look at a complex Founder
Coolidge, Earhart, Lindbergh, and the hope of invention
Looking to America’s protectionist past to make sense of the present
Mary Anastasia O’Grady on the economic and political costs of tariffs
Why Republican presidents from Lincoln to Hoover embraced tariffs
The costs of protectionism
Reclaiming the principles of the Declaration of Independence
Rejecting the progressive consciousness project
The Speaker of the House recalls wisdom from our 30th president’s inaugural
The battle that shaped modern economics
A first lady, two pianos, a historic flight, an aviation pioneer, and a legendary composer
A column by Amity Shlaes
We’re still living in Lyndon Johnson’s America
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