The unceremonious end of the "end of history” - which has unfolded steadily since 9-11 – and the fading of the Obama era’s alluring but naïve dream of “post-partisanship” – gives robust new leases on ...

Judge Dale E. Ho ’99 presided over a hearing on the Justice Department’s motion to dismiss the corruption case against Eric Adams.

Museum leaders are working to connect people today to the events of 1776. They’re confident they can, and will.

Templeton Religion Trust grant brings together scholars from psychology, philosophy and education at Baylor and other U.S.

The manifesto found after the UnitedHealthcare shooting doesn't gripe about insurance. It rails against monopolies.

Yoga and meditation were once seen by Americans "as weird and culty," Nicole Daedone tells Reason. "Any new, profoundly ...

All of our stories, whether you’re from Charlottesville, Albemarle, Buckingham, Nelson or anywhere in central Virginia, are ...

In the book you write, “Everyone knows, or should know, that climate change is helping to create horrors: flooding, wildfire, ...

I do not envy the mainstream press at this moment. With multiple unthinkable things happening on a weekly basis, the task of triaging and prioritizing stories which could each ...

Austin Shakespeare presents scenes from 'The Mahabharata,' the ancient Indian epic and Austin South Asians remember the tales ...

Mwatabu Okantah was at Kent State when Black History Month was first celebrated. He reflects on the groundwork laid and why ...

In a world increasingly shaped by secularism and scientific empiricism, a paradox emerges: the enduring belief that history has direction, meaning and purpose—a secularized form of providentialism.