Why the Colorado baker and the Red Hen owner both did the wrong thing.

A new book on the changing face of Hollywood is smarter on commerce than on culture.  

Conservatives’ hardball tactics in moving the Supreme Court rightward could undercut its most important asset.

Donald Trump’s upcoming schmooze fest with Vladimir Putin at their July 16 summit confirms Europe’s worst fears: No. 45 really does want to wreck the American-built global order.

Obsessed with “owning the libs”, the Right has missed how it has opened the door to a muscular, credible populism of the Left.

The future arrived in Russia first, and then spread to the West, with all the now too-familiar negative consequences. But for all its tragedy, there was also a sense of possibility then—as now.

The old rationales for racial preferences in admissions no longer make any sense. It’s time for enlightened America to hit the reset button.

The UN is flawed. It’s also where governments go to do diplomacy

As the world hurtles toward a systemically digitized existence, some unpleasant alternatives to governance are coming clearly into view.

Democratic governance has to be about far more than just elections.