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Is Britain Giving Up on Jury Trials?
Drowning in backlogs, a desperate British government may be about to cut back the tradition it gave the world nearly 1,000 years ago.
Joshua Rozenberg
Things Worth Remembering: MLK’s Final Act of Faith
‘Somewhere I read of freedom,’ said Martin Luther King Jr. in the last speech of his life. Most of us today don’t need to read of our rights to know…
Jonathan Eig
How the Bible Helped Smash the Crown
The American Revolution was a rejection of earthly kings—and a turn toward an even more radical idea: that human equality rests on divine authority, not…
Meir Soloveichik
Would America Be Safer Without the Second Amendment?
Alan Dershowitz and Dana Loesch face off in our latest live debate on guns in Chicago.
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Things Worth Remembering: The Greatest Sentence Ever Written
The crossed-out words and penciled-in phrases in the early drafts of the Declaration of Independence tell a story of how our core principles were…
Walter Isaacson
America’s Other Second Amendment
After 250 years, Americans should finally accept technology’s place as a key part of our founding ethos.
Katherine Boyle
The Constitution Can’t Save Us. Only We Can.
Without a proper national story, our nation, as much an idea as a place, is in mortal danger. Here’s the story I’d tell.
Akhil Reed Amar
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