‘He just wants the attention. It’s an attention-grab at this point and I don’t know who around him — his handlers, his wife — can get to him,’ said Yvette Nicole Brown.

‘That’s just the way that American politics works now and I don’t think there’s going to be any change in that regard when it comes to 2020.’

Jeffrey Toobin flipped out when Dana Bash made an insightful point about the political ramifications of uncorroborated allegations.

According to Schumer, the Constitution doesn’t apply to Supreme Court Justice Nominees who have a track record of adhering to the Constitution.

A new study shows how religion may be reducing the political polarization in America, and how the attitudes of Trump voters correlate to their church attendance.

The lawyer for Christine Blasey Ford released a statement calling the ‘rush’ to hold a hearing on Monday ‘contrary to the Committee discovering the truth.’

The paper stealth edited a report on an illegal immigrant murdering Mollie Tibbetts in order to criticize President Trump.

Homeland Security investigations confirmed that Cristhian Bahena Rivera, 24, is an illegal alien who has been living in Iowa for four to seven years.

Juan Ramon Vasquez was convicted of raping a child, after the city of Philadelphia set him free instead of turning him over to the feds.

Guest host Ana Navarro and Meghan McCain got in a heated debate about media bias and fake news Friday morning on ‘The View.’

The Trump brand name may have been the fashion line’s ultimate downfall, but it’s potentially still the company’s most valuable asset.

On this episode of the Federalist Radio Hour, author John Lingan untangles the overlapping themes of country music, American folkways turning into chaos, and the small town of Winchester, Virginia.

‘All who believe in this country’s values must vote for Democrats this fall.’

The Supreme Court officially overturned a 1944 case affirming the right of then-President Franklin Roosevelt to forcibly relocate American citizens of Japanese descent to government-run internment camps.

The Federalist’s David Marcus joins Ben Domenech for a discussion on why the government shouldn’t fund the arts, New York politics, and more.

There is a special kind of irony in criticizing Scalise, the victim of a political assassination attempt, for speaking out about political discourse.

Beyoncé and Jay-Z’s new collaborative album takes a shot at Spotify, presumably in response to recent reports about Tidal’s fudging of subscriber numbers.

Author Mona Charen joins the Federalist Radio Hour to discuss her new book on how feminism fails women at home, the workplace, and relationships.

‘Although FBI policy strictly limits the employees who are authorized to speak to the media, we found that this policy appeared to be widely ignored.’

Newly discovered texts in the Justice Department’s inspector general report reveal that an FBI agent investigating the Donald Trump campaign promised in August 2016 to prevent Trump from being elected.