Roger Tillman

Roger Tillman

Constitutional Law Expert | Contributor

Roger Tillman earned his Juris Doctor (J.D.) from George Mason University School of Law and a B.A. in History from Hillsdale College.
He has practiced constitutional and civil liberties law for over two decades and has argued before multiple federal appellate courts. Roger’s essays for WB Edition interpret constitutional questions through a principled, originalist lens.

6 articles published

Business Tech

The Death of the Entry-Level Job

Anthropic's own CEO, Dario Amodei, predicted in 2025 that artificial intelligence could eliminate roughly half of all white-collar entry-level positions within five years. He was not speaking as a critic of the technology his company builds. He was speaking as someone who understands, better than almost anyone, exactly what it is now capable of automating…

08 | 31 | 20260Comments

ByRoger Tillman

Culture

Is Modesty Quietly Making a Comeback?

Rick Owens sent models down his runway wrapped floor to ceiling in fabric. A Utah farm wife with eight children became one of the most influential style icons on the internet. And a generation of young women exhausted by dating apps is quietly telling researchers they want something slower, more intentional, and less exposed. None…

08 | 12 | 20260Comments

ByRoger Tillman

America First Business

The American Dream: The Cost of Middle-Class in 2026

A house, two cars, a couple of kids, a retirement account that actually grows, and enough left over for a vacation once a year. That is roughly what "the American Dream" has meant for most of the past century. This year, this magazine decided to actually price it out, region by region, category by category,…

08 | 12 | 20260Comments

ByRoger Tillman

Culture Faith

Museum of the Bible is for Everyone

Three blocks from the United States Capitol, where the marble monuments of American democracy rise against the sky, stands a building unlike anything else in Washington, D.C. Behind forty-foot bronze doors cast with lines from the Gutenberg Bible lies 430,000 square feet dedicated entirely to the book that shaped Western civilization more than any other.…

07 | 13 | 20260Comments

ByRoger Tillman

Voices

The Courage to Speak

Profiles of Americans who stood for truth when silence would have been easier. Freedom of speech was never meant to protect popularity. It was meant to protect conviction — the rare willingness to say what is right when everyone else looks away. Throughout history, progress has been born not from consensus, but from conscience.…

07 | 01 | 20260Comments

ByRoger Tillman

Faith

The True Burial Cloth of JESUS is ‘The Shroud of Turin’

Few relics in human history have provoked such intense investigation as the Shroud of Turin, a linen cloth imprinted with the faint image of a crucified man. It has been studied by physicists, chemists, pathologists, historians, and skeptics for more than a century. To many, it represents the burial cloth of Jesus of Nazareth. To…

07 | 01 | 20260Comments

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