Richard Samuelson

The American Revolution’s first battle is a reminder that liberty isn't the result of inevitable progress but a prize won by those willing to fight for it.

The effort to return American government to republican principles is daunting—but the Founders’ wisdom can serve as a guide.

The Founders knew that executive power was vital but dangerous in any republic.

Adams, whose 250th birthday is today, did not end slavery but his battle against the House "Gag Rule" helped pave the way.