The Awful Virginia Redistricting Referendum

Virginia's Grotesque Gerrymander and the Bipartisan Death of Redistricting Reform

The Return of the Townhouse

The Social Wealth of Nations

Justice is geometric

The Unknowable and Inevitable Mourning

Report: High Taxes and Burdensome Regulations Are Killing California

Clarence Thomas, the Constitution, and Their Critics

Larry McMurtry in Hollywood. His novels became source material for movies that reinscribed the very myths of the West that he had sought to undo

The Constitution Is Not a Shield for Foreign Terrorists

Can New York Survive Mamdani's Tax Plan?

Penny, a Doberman pinscher, wins the Westminster dog show

The Birth of Photography and the Death of Letters: Virginia Woolf on the Fate of Every Technology

The Courage to Be Yourself: Virginia Woolf on How to Hear Your Soul

Virginia Democrats' Push for Mandatory Government Unions Is Not an 'Affordability' Agenda

Virginia Woolf envisioned female intellectuals with the time and space to write. Hers was an enduring vision — but also a lonely one

Upcoming Visiting Position at University of Virginia

Virginia Woolf on Love

This Virginia Bill Expands Affirmative Action in State Contracting

The philosophy of Virginia Woolf’s ‘To the Lighthouse’

The Courage to Be Yourself: Virginia Woolf on How to Hear Your Soul

Virginia Woolf’s Juvenilia