John O. McGinnis

Sam Tanenhaus’s biography of William F. Buckley has certain limitations, but it captures the character of conservatism’s founding father.

New York would never be the Puritans' austere city on a hill, yet it became America’s vibrant heart of capitalism.

Jonathan Gienapp's attack on originalism deserves a serious response.

Right from the beginning, a commercial spirit and the wealth it generated were essential to creating and constituting America.

James Garfield is known primarily for being assassinated. But his life reveals the character of nineteenth-century America.

Laura Ingalls Wilder's "Little House" series is the best introduction for a child to virtues indispensable to liberty.