Jack Goldsmith’s new book is a courageous, poignant, and personal portrait of Charles “Chuckie” O’Brien—the man long-rumored to have had a hand in disappearing Jimmy Hoffa.

It’s not race or gender or even free speech. The real debate is about human nature.

With the impeachment trauma behind us, we republish Suzanne Garment’s essay on how to heal America.

In the face of relentless pressure from China, Taiwan may have figured out how to combat disinformation without undermining free speech.

The Trump impeachment has uncovered a host of issues that are not sufficiently clarified in the U.S. Constitution.

Amid bad faith efforts to block Bolton’s memoir, the public interest is clear: It lies in protecting legitimate secrets—and revealing presidential malfeasance in a timely manner. Two landmark cases help us understand how courts wrestle with and resolve such matters.

A new book convincingly argues that Trump has altered the institution of the presidency in irreversible ways.

To fix things, we must acknowledge the nature of the problem.

William Barr’s own conspiracy-fueled “investigation of the investigators” is alienating allies, enabling the Russians, and spreading fear and loathing through the intelligence community. What more could Trump ask for?

Trump’s still-likely acquittal will lower the bar for presidential behavior—just as Bill Clinton’s did in 1999.