Here Are The Highlights From The Third Democratic Presidential Debate
The top ten candidates for the Democratic presidential nomination squared off in Houston Thursday night for the third Democratic primary debate.
Kirsten Gillibrand Ended Her Presidential Candidacy Today
U.S. Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D-N.Y.) announced she is ending her presidential campaign after failing to qualify for the third Democratic debate.
Philosophers Defend Freedom to Question Transgenderism As Medical, Academic Professionals’ Jobs Are Threatened
Philosophy used to be about debate and trying to answer hard questions. Now it’s about toeing the line of ‘acceptable opinions’—or facing the consequences.
These Philosophers’ Conversion To Christianity Can Teach Partisans How To Talk To Each Other
Instead of assuming the worst in our ideological opponents and talking past each other, we should allow for the possibility that we may be wrong.
Democrats Debate How to Give ‘Free’ Stuff To Even More Potential Voters
Even the ‘moderate’ candidates said they want to move everyone onto a government-run health plan—they just want to do it in a slower and more subtle fashion than Bernie Sanders.
Cory Booker Labels Joe Biden The ‘Architect Of Mass Incarceration’
Senator Cory Booker (D-N.J.) went after 2020 rival Joe Biden Wednesday labeling the former vice president as the “architect of mass incarceration.”
Dear Fellow Unbelievers: We’re Not Any Smarter Than People Of Faith
A case for why unbelievers need to come to their ‘What do I know?’ moment and be less critical of others as they explore belief and disbelief.
What Congress Lost With The Dying Art Of Deliberation
In the first lecture of Hillsdale College’s free online course about Congress, Dr. Larry Arnn explains the legislative branch’s intended purpose, and how our modern legislators have failed to fulfill it.
AMA With Mollie Hemingway And David Harsanyi
On this episode of the Federalist Radio Hour, senior editors Mollie Hemingway and David Harsanyi answer all of our listeners’ questions, ranging from music and vinyl to politics and media.
How Our Classical School Responded To The Left’s Takeover Of Debate
There’s wildly anti-conservative bias in high school debate leagues. So we built our own more objective competition that can better serve students.
Here’s How To Successfully Debate A Democratic Socialist
As the democratic socialists become more prominent, both nationally and at our dinner tables, it’s very likely you will find yourself debating one, like I did recently.
What Famous Theologian John Henry Newman Can Teach Us About Evaluating Ideas
In his major religious defense, John Henry Newman is indeed engaged in a battle, but he maintains a detachment that allows him to preserve a true charity towards his opponent.
Why President Trump And All Political Leaders Need To Ramp Up Their Rhetoric
We could use more good men skilled in speaking. We could also use more honest persuasion. That is why we could all stand to ramp up our rhetoric.
4 Slurs Democrats Need To Stop Using As Political Weapons
Grab a piece of paper and make a hash mark every time you hear a progressive make a beeline for one of the Four Big Slurs rather than acknowledge a legitimate counter-position.
How To Rescue The Marketplace Of Ideas From The Culture Wars Before It’s Too Late
The solution to bad speech is not more speech when nobody agrees on the ground rules. We cannot have a marketplace of ideas without rules of engagement.
Black Graduates Do Themselves And Americans No Favors By Booing Betsy DeVos
It does not matter what your opinion is of Betsy DeVos, booing her during a speech is disrespectful and intellectually lazy.
Here’s How Republicans Can Confirm Supreme Court Nominees Without The Nuclear Option
Senate Republicans can confirm President Trump’s Supreme Court nominees without using the filibuster-killing nuclear option. Here’s how.
Trump’s Next Move, WikiLeaks, And Conservative Media With Lachlan Markay
Lachlan Markay, reporter at the Washington Free Beacon, discussed expectations for the final presidential debate and his reporting on WikiLeaks
6 Things That Made The Veep Debate Better Than Trump’s And Clinton’s
Take a delightful trip to an alternate reality where two prepared, and seemingly pleasant people are running for president. Their names are Kaine and Pence.
The Media’s Post-Debate Frenzy And ‘Saturday Night Live’ Election Coverage
Mary Katharine Ham is joined by Politico Reporter Hadas Gold on today’s Federalist Radio Hour
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