What should worry us most about artificial intelligence: losing our jobs to cheaper labor or losing our lives to killer robots? The real threat may lie in yet another danger: losing our minds.

How Marx explains the corporate embrace of women’s rights and the transgendered—and what will come next.

How self-love and an ethic of struggle came to set the tone of life in the “progressive” West.

The movement to destroy sexual shame comes with a social cost.

How a lack of humility and scientific rigor have led public health activists into dubious pronouncements on an ever-expanding array of controversial issues, from gun control to gender equality to foreign policy.

Harvard’s admissions policies are animated by three competing visions of leadership. On their own, none of these visions can produce good leaders.

Identity politics tactics echo those of both Lenin and Torquemada.

Today’s debates about political economy are not unprecedented; in fact, they bear a striking resemblance to the controversies of 19th-century Britain.

Blaming doctors or pharmaceutical companies or capitalism for the opioid crisis is futile. Bad diagnoses will always generate bad solutions.

The Masterpiece Cakeshop case and the ascent of theory over prudence in American political life.