Confederates in the Capitol

The National Statuary Collection announced the unification of the former slave economy’s emotional heartland with the heart of national government.

William Hogeland responds to Martha Nussbaum

Hamilton was hardly the hero or scholar invoked by Nussbaum.

Our civics has encouraged us to think of voting as special. Roberts’s opinion suggests we have misled ourselves.

As soon as there was a Constitution, fights about its meaning began.

Repeatedly in U.S. history, liberalism and populism have defined themselves by rhetorical rejection of the other.

In response to Sanford Levinson’s critique of Constitutional Conventions.

Public history should make us think.

Pete Seeger, William F. Buckley, Jr., and public history.

On the troubling embrace of the founder of American finance.