December 2018

Readers respond to the editorial opposing the confirmation of Brett Kavanaugh; the editors also weigh in

Pawel provides a sympathetic and affectionate group portrait of the Browns, based on their own letters and diaries as well as testimony of relatives and friends

Is the liberal tradition equipped to correct its own shortcomings, or must it be abandoned altogether? If so, are there alternatives?

There is an energetic debate taking place in the Catholic intellectual world. For the moment, it remains beyond the pages of this magazine

I want to make liberalism’s formal proposals a substantive reality. That entails going beyond its own modest requirements

The real task is not to identify a replacement for liberalism, but rather to correct decades of ideological polarization and institutional decline

Professor Deneen’s book spurs us to exercise our rights more wisely, thus proving that we are indeed capable of living as a community of liberated individuals