Back to the frontier; back to Lincoln
The key advantage of Huntington's famous model is that it describes the world as it is—not as we wish it to be.
In theory, a married born-again Christian orthodontist who lives in Costa Rica.
Leave Iron Man alone. He's only as brutal and bling-laden as his comic-book ancestors.
Why young, Evangelical Christians are pouring out of their churches, never to return.
Re-examining the essential characteristics of marriage.
Now that more liberals are as rich as Republicans, do we risk forgetting the poor and working families?
What Americans can learn from these macabre tales of mummified Japanese centenarians.
Why bright ideas for fighting crime fail
Europeans thought they were progressing towards an ideal civilisation. Now time is up, and it hurts
Has endlessly skimming short texts on the internet made us stupider?
What Sarah Palin has in common with Lewis Carroll and Shakespeare
A tiny step that could make a huge difference when it comes to immigration reform.
Bill Gates, Warren Buffett and the world’s richest men are giving half their fortunes to charity – but there is a downside.
What can we learn from the top books on the financial crisis?
President Paul Kagame, the Rwandan hero who united a country torn by genocide, defends his approach to democracy
It’s not all relative: Without judgment, a society loses its sense of justice.
Bullfighting has withstood the criticisms of kings and Popes – but will the latest attacks succeed?
A mercenary view of the big spend-up.
In my 28 months as a guest of the U.S. government, I often wondered how my time in that role would end.
Let's cratch tenure, abolish football, emphasise teaching over research.
They are more selfish - or so a study shows.
An 'Unlearnable Lesson' on Wall Street?
Far from being enlightened, the attacks on Catholicism ahead of the pope’s UK visit are illiberal, censorious and ignorant.
After defying gravity, Italian bureaucracy and accusations of corruption, it seems a British expert has finally cracked the case.
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