Ignore The Protesters. The British People Love President Trump
Trump’s unmistakable approach to politics is increasingly viewed with envy by British voters tired of backsliding career politicians.
Lionel Shriver Discusses Writing Novels, Censorship, And Social Media
Writer and journalist Lionel Shriver discusses her new collection of short stories and what inspired her on this episode of The Federalist Radio Hour.
An Investigation Into Brexit, Populism, Individualism, And Global Politics
David Goodhart, author of “The Road to Somewhere: The Populist Revolt and the Future of Politics,” joins this episode of the Federalist Radio Hour.
The UK Election Means Voters Want Moderation, Not Socialism
American conservatives should indeed study the British election closely. They should not, however, be disheartened by it.
Why UK Prime Minister Theresa May Flopped In Last Night’s Election
While the Conservatives remain the largest party in Parliament—albeit short of an outright majority—the election result cannot be viewed as anything other than a defeat.
As Britain Exits, European Leaders Nervously Insist EU Is ‘Undivided And Indivisible’
The ‘unity summit’ in Rome was aimed at more than merely commemorating the EU’s 60th anniversary. Member states used the occasion to try to reenergize its mission.
Trump’s Team Does Global Damage Control For Their Bombastic Chief
Trump’s drive-by policymaking could be a huge distraction for his top foreign policy surrogates—and more importantly, sow chaos across the globe.
Ten Years Later, Critics Still Love—And Misunderstand—’Children of Men’
The critical adoration for ‘Children of Men’ is largely misplaced. The movie is technically brilliant, but fails even as the sort of political agitprop its admirers would like it to be.
Nationalism Stays Strong In Europe Despite Split Results In Italy And Austria
Poll results Sunday express Europe’s split personality. Much like in the United States, there is an increasing sense that there are two Europes.
I Watched Donald Trump Blow A Hole Through The European Elite’s Minds
Looking out on a valley in the Schwarzwald surrounded by posh European men with pants tight enough to ensure they could never procreate, my mind embraced Donald Trump.
What Happens When The Donald Trump Effect Ricochets Back To Europe
First, there was Brexit. Now, a Trump presidency. This year’s political surprises could convince Europeans that radical change in power really is possible.
I’m Voting For Trump Because Only A Street Fighter Can Take Down Clinton’s Anti-America Machine
Would a Trump victory give us breathing room and allow Americans the chance to reassess our trajectory? At least with Trump, it’s an open question. We know what Hillary will do.
Brexit Voters And Trump Voters Are Fed Up With The Same Things
In yet another painful example of the chasm between the elite and a public demanding common sense, the European Union demands that reporters not publish the fact that a given terrorist is a Muslim.
College Leaders Now Openly Admit They Want To Indoctrinate Students
Widespread shock and denial over Brexit reveals just how entrenched higher education groupthink has become. How do we bring back ideological diversity?
4 Reasons Globalism Won’t Retreat Anytime Soon
Peering through the murk, what we see in our current political memes about globalism is a noisy celebration of half-truths and half-baked ideas.
Britain’s Economy And Politicians Bounce Back In Wake Of Brexit
Iain Murray joins Federalist Radio to discuss the impact of Brexit on global and domestic markets.
Why Britain’s Leave Campaign Isn’t ‘Trumpism With A British Accent’
Brexit wasn’t an attack on trade or openness, it was a vote of self-confidence in Britain’s ability to thrive outside the European Union, and an attack on an anti-democratic technocracy.
Federalist Radio: Terrorism in Nice, European Media, and Star Trek Ideology
Tom Rogan reports on the aftermath of terrorist attacks in Europe and the reactions of anger against government.
Why The United Kingdom Should Make Good On Its EU Exit
The image of a democratically elected premier of one of the world’s great powers forced to go hat-in-hand to some European bureaucrat for the right to return money to the British taxpayer is scandalous.
What Do Immigration, Brexit, and Globalization Mean for Our Economy?
Daniel Griswold joined Federalist Radio Hour to talk trade policy and it’s impact on the global economy.
CNN Asked Five Women If They Believed Kavanaugh. CNN Didn’t Like Their Answers'In the grand scheme of things, my goodness, there was continue reading >- Joe Biden Suggests Me Too Should Mean Assuming Accused Men Are GuiltyIf we are to develop a process of adjudication in the ccontinue reading >
- Kavanaugh Accuser: Delay Hearing Because I Don’t Like FlyingThe woman accusing Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugcontinue reading >
