Don Drakeman, venture capitalist, lawyer, and professor at Princeton University, spoke about the original intent behind the US Constitution’s controversial […]
Is marriage better for your wallet? A look at the economic evidence
Cultural and societal attitudes have recently shaped and modified the idea of the family to reflect a “modern” perception of […]
Rising gas prices put economy’s growth in peril
Turmoil in the Middle East, the tsunami and earthquake in Japan, and increased domestic and global demand have pushed oil […]
Professor discusses influences that shaped Lincoln’s worldview
Allen Guelzo, professor of history at Gettysburg College, spoke of the influence of the Enlightenment and capitalism on President Abraham […]
Leo Strauss’ Ghost: University of Chicago professor sees influence on Bush administration
In the aftermath of the invasion of Iraq, a number of observers noticed that the Bush administration’s policies seemed to […]
Bayh calls for “principled compromise” to move nation forward
Evan Bayh, former US senator and former Indiana governor, spoke about the importance of striking the proper balance between individual […]
University of Florida professor explains why American Jews are liberal
Universally, there is no significant correlation between Judaism and liberalism. In America, however, the same cannot be said. On February […]
German lawyer discusses state immunity lawsuit at International Court of Justice
The International Court of Justice later this year will hear a lawsuit filed by the Federal Republic of Germany against […]
What Lies Ahead?
Republicans and Democrats set to face off over the budget, jobs, and health care After two years of Democratic control, […]
Obamacare Unconstitutional?
Notre Dame Law Professors Weigh In The Obama administration suffered a setback last December, when US District Judge Henry Hudson […]