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- A Fair Go
- A Marxist Takes a Swing and a Miss at Justice Thomas’s Jurisprudence
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- Exit Stage Right
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- California Makes Energy a Luxury Good
- Antitrust as a Barometer of Big Government
- Propaganda, Markets, and Truth
- Phonies and the Past
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- Mauling McCullough
- Twitter’s Patronizing Populism
- Managing Whiteshift
- Keep Calm and Self-Govern On
- Should the Fed Be Run by Economists?
- Anxiety and Mystery in Heroes of the Fourth Turning
- Embracing Radical Uncertainty
- The Hidden Costs of Chicago’s Teacher Strike
- Founding Deists and Other Unicorns
- Originalism Is Beside the Point
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- Assigning Blame in the Opioid Crisis
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- Lights Out
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- The Hunger for Fathers in Joker and Ad Astra
- Contending with Demons
- Reviving the Contract Clause: An Acid Test for Originalism
- Lessons of a Libertarian
- Why the “Happy Warrior,” Al Smith, Wasn’t Happy About the New Deal
- Justifying Originalism
- Originalism’s Expanding Popularity
- Elizabeth Warren’s “Accountable” Court
- What Lord Acton Can Teach Us about Nationalism
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- The Nation and the Bible
- The Fire and the Dream
- Music and Our Cultural Decline: Roger Scruton’s Conservative Response
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- Progress of a Conservative
- How to Bring Revolution to America
- Eyes Wide Shut and the Moral Bankruptcy of the American Elite
- The City-on-a-Hill Image: Humility, Triumphalism, and the Long Arc of American History
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- Assessing the 1619 Project: A Law & Liberty Symposium
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- A Judicial Takeover of the Executive Branch
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- How Originalism Changes Legal Analysis
- The Challenge of Naming the Modern Originalist Movement
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