Trump’s Trade Policy Revives Interest In The Non-Delegation Doctrine
If overturned, President Trump could lose power to restrict imports on the basis of national security concerns.
‘They Shall Not Grow Old’ Repudiates Attempts To Destroy WWI Monuments
The Bladensburg WWI memorial battle is insensitive to the memories of those who paid the ultimate price–people who should be honored more, not less.
The Progressive Movement Rejected The Founders’ Model For Lawmaking
Progressives rejected the natural law and natural rights arguments of the Declaration of Independence, and believed they were outdated for the needs of modern society.
Biblical Literacy Is Important. Which Is Why We Shouldn’t Let Public Schools Teach It
Critics claim that teaching biblical literacy in public school is a violation of the separation of church and state. Not even close.
It’s A Perfect Time To Rediscover The Virtues Of Andrew Jackson
Bradley Birzer’s ‘In Defense of Andrew Jackson’ offers a lucid portrait of an American president who is often misunderstood and neglected, even by the conservatives who should most admire him.
Did Panama Ever Reopen Its Investigation Into The Flight 901 Bombing?
Panama’s president recently promised Israel’s prime minister that he’d reopen an investigation into a potential Hezbollah terrorist attack. But did he?
How Ronald Reagan Helped Poland Overthrow The Evil Empire
Seth G. Jones’ engaging new history, ‘A Covert Action: Reagan the CIA and the Cold War Struggle in Poland,’ gives due credit the Catholic Church, Polish Solidarity leaders, and Ronald Reagan for overthrowing the Soviet Union.
‘Mary, Queen of Scots’ Is A Disappointing Feminist Feast
‘Mary, Queen of Scots’ is as disappointing for a student of history as Netflix’s ‘Anne with an E’ is to any devoted fan of Sullivan’s true classic.
Archaeologists Discover Pontius Pilate Reference On Ancient Ring
As this constitutes an unusual historical name in the Levant, it thus has been attributed to Pontius Pilate, prefect of Judea from AD 26-36 who ordered the crucifixion of Jesus of Nazareth.
What Apollo 8’s Mission Overcame To Give America A Christmas Miracle
NASA’s ambitious goal involved several risks. Previously, the highest orbit for manned spacecraft had been only 853 miles above the earth in Gemini XI, and the moon was nearly 300 times farther.
Tearing Down UNC’s Silent Sam Threatens Monuments To Henry Ford, Harry Truman, And Mahatma Gandhi
Few of us are likely to withstand the withering judgment of those who come after us, whatever our positive contributions to humankind might be.
Would Marie Curie Have Changed The World If She’d Learned Common Core Math?
Madame Curie became the first woman in Europe to earn a doctorate in physics and the first female professor at France’s Sorbonne University. November is the anniversary of her birth.
Richard Brookhiser Chronicles The Life Of Justice John Marshall
Writer and historian Richard Brookiser joins the Federalist Radio Hour to talk Founding Fathers, SCOTUS, and the future of neighborhood and tolerance.
Dropping Helen Keller From Texas Classes Shows Nationalizing Education Would Be A Disaster
We’d sink into a Chernobyl-level meltdown from the Puget Sound to the Florida Keys over which content to mandate.
Podcast: America’s Division Stems From Opposing Views Of Freedom
Author and social critic Os Guinness lays out how America’s understanding of freedom is also our Achilles’ heel. Listen now to The Federalist Radio Hour.
Podcast: Debating The Top Five Most Significant Guns In American History
Mollie Hemingway and David Harsanyi discuss firearms, American history, and music on the Federalist Radio Hour.
Exploring America’s Innovative And Revolutionary History With The Gun
David Harsanyi joins the Federalist Radio Hour to discuss his new book, ‘First Freedom: A Ride Through America’s Enduring History with the Gun.’
A Detailed, Nonpartisan Look At The Story-book Life Of Ronald Reagan
On this episode of the Federalist Radio Hour, Bob Spitz, an American biographer, takes a fresh look at the life story of President Reagan.
This Book Uncovers The Secret History Of World Intelligence Services
Cambridge professor Christopher Andrew has written ‘The Secret World: A History of Intelligence,’ a book that despite a few flaws, proves to be a definitive account of the role of clandestine intelligence gathering played in world history.
Why Our Day Is Far More Religious Than The Middle Ages Was
An educated man of the postmodern age can only repeat what he’s been told must be true and assume you are in some manner a bad person if you question it.
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