Recent Books on the Constitution

Catspeak

Chesterton’s Radical Sanity

MIT researchers measure traffic emissions, to the block, in real-time

Trump Can’t Scare Iran and Reassure Oil Markets at the Same Time

Justice Alito: "Just out of curiosity, do you think we should ask Claude to decide this case?"

Building the blocks of life

On the Original Legal Meaning of "Subject to the Jurisdiction Thereof"

Turning muscles into motors gives static organs new life

Hoover Daily Report | March 31, 2026

Can China Grow From Within?

Penny, a Doberman pinscher, wins the Westminster dog show

Two Recent Books On Idi Amin’s Uganda

AI-produced books have begun to flood Amazon, whether coloring books or derivative novels. What they’re missing, of course, is an artistic ego

Journal of Free Speech Law: "Cancel Culture and the Constitution: Three Reasons Why We Should Embrace Free Speech," by Judge James Ho

Books and screens

Recent Shootings Are a Wake-Up Call To Take Responsibility for Your Own Defense

On Gray Literature and Webster’s Timeline History Books

Laid off from The Washington Post, the critic Ron Charles turns to books that ask a fundamental question: Do I matter?

How the Supreme Court's Conception of Its Role Contributes to the Deformation of the Constitution

Those books lying all over your house unfinished? They’re not signs not of readerly fickleness, but of a robust indifference to societal norms

The American Constitution Society Still Does Not Have A Competing Theory Other Than "Antitrumpism"