Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts is a politician — a politician who consistently makes laws, inconsistently applies the Constitution, and can’t be voted out of office.

Policies put in place during the coronavirus lockdowns barred unnumerable families from saying goodbye to their loved ones. Our stories are heartbreaking.

And it allows presidents to legislate, a recipe for everexpanding federal and executive power.

A new book by Patrick Porter, ‘The False Promise of Liberal Order,’ charts where American grand strategy went wrong, what led to the global backlash since 2016, and what is the future way forward.

By treating Black Lives Matters protests differently than other large gatherings, public officials and health experts have exposed themselves as hypocrites.

A DOJ attorney’s downplaying of the evidence of prosecutorial misconduct only cements in the public’s mind the idea that career federal prosecutors are part of the swamp.

The failed attempt by NBC News to demonetize The Federalist puts to rest any idea that the legacy media cares about objectivity or free speech.

A fan of musical ‘irreverence,’ Kelley Swindall told me she enjoys challenging ‘antiquated structures,’ in the spirit of female artists like Loretta Lynn and Dolly Parton.

For decades, corporate America vainly hoped that money, press releases, and choice divestments could virtue-signal them out of the mob’s cross-hairs and even hurt their competitors. None of it saves them.