Unprecedential

After fifteen months and 46 episodes, Unprecedential is packing up and going to the beach. Today’s episode features Adam... Read more

The Bill of Rights provides a great number of protections for accused and convicted criminals: it promises trial by jury... Read more

From today’s vantage point, the Founding era often seems a time churning with decisive hopefulness. The 1789 Constitutio... Read more

When the Constitutional Convention began in 1787, delegates were tasked with creating a government that could simultaneo... Read more

Since the 19th Amendment ratified women’s right to vote in 1920, the quest for women’s equality in America has taken man... Read more

Both historically and constitutionally, the freedom to worship has been a centerpiece of American politics. For much of ... Read more

The relationship between politics and religion is inevitably fraught. In the American context, various confessions have ... Read more

Higher education is supposed to provide space for citizens to generate new ideas, consider old ones, and debate about so... Read more

The pandemic has dramatically emphasized the authority that scientific expertise commands in our political culture. As t... Read more

As Ivana Stradner and Gary Schmitt noted in Unprecedential’s previous episode, the United States maintains many politica... Read more