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Over 11 weeks, we will: 🟦 Read philosophical sources that shaped the Founders' understanding of the traditional values of virtue. 🟦 Explore the relationship between virtue and individual liberty. 🟦 Explore the extent to which the rule of law rests on a foundation of liberty

The 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence is an invitation for every American to consider the moral foundations of the Republic. One of these moral foundations that many of the Founders spoke often and earnestly about was "virtue." This fall, join us as we kick

From John Adams's defense of the British soldiers after the Boston Massacre to today's debates over representing controversial clients, the duty of lawyers to provide principled representation has long been a cornerstone of the American legal tradition. As attorneys increasingly

Loudoun County, Virginia has become one of the nation's most prominent battlegrounds over parental rights, curriculum, student privacy, and gender identity policies in public schools. As debates over the role of parents in education continue nationwide, Loudoun offers a window

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