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As we’ve seen over and over and over throughout history, freedom, not more unchecked government power, is the only way to dramatically increase both the quality and affordability of anything. The Green New Deal would instead entrench unchecked government power even further into American politics.

Art deco sought to reconcile industrial mass production with the fine arts in a way that was both inspirational and elegant: to replace the stately permanence of classical architecture with a vibrancy and dynamism appropriate to the new technological age.

Discovering a fact-based, reason-based morality requires shining the light of one’s own mind on the full scope of relevant facts and following the evidence wherever it leads.

The Ayn Rand Center Israel and Richard Minns recognize Carl Barney’s tremendous contributions to the Objectivist movement and the State of Israel.

Thanks to relationship scientists, we have more tools than ever to wring ever more joy from one of life’s richest sources: romantic love.

Join hundreds of students, thought leaders, and industry professionals to celebrate the power that free individuals have to transform their lives and change the world.

The “real challenge” of cinematic music, said Jerry Goldsmith, “is to write a score that works brilliantly in a film, and also has a life of its own.” For half a century, his music bested that challenge.

I didn’t realize the extent to which I had become relatively apathetic toward music—until last year when that apathy abruptly dissipated.

Dr. Ruth's career has been resolutely committed to human flourishing—a flourishing that includes emotional and sexual fulfillment.

Tim Blake Nelson’s excellent play retells the story of one of the West’s first great philosophers—Socrates.

Joan of Arc refused to live as a helpless bystander in the face of adversity. Instead, she fought for a primitive but admirable conception of freedom.

Allergy medications enhance the lives of millions of people, and contrary to some “experts,” there’s nothing vain or immoral about them.

Reason, purpose, dual sovereignty, federalism, privatization of public lands, wine appreciation, and more—there’s something here for everyone!

The moral question to ask yourself is not “How can I be a tool in the hands of God?”—but “How can I make my life the best, happiest life it can be?”

John Marshall patiently upheld the principle of dual sovereignty and set vital legal precedents for America in her infancy.