Months-Long Media Speculation About John Kelly’s Departure Falls Flat
For months, almost everyone in media reported that John Kelly’s days were numbered. Why were they all wrong?
Jennifer Rubin Maintains A Big, Fat Double Standard On Public Shaming
According to a Washington Post columnist, public shaming of Trump supporters is fine, but public shaming of the news media is a bridge too far.
Ivanka Trump Shouldn’t Fold Her Fashion Brand, But Go To Superstores
The Trump brand name may have been the fashion line’s ultimate downfall, but it’s potentially still the company’s most valuable asset.
‘White House Should Defend Diplomats,’ Says Hillary Clinton, Who Let U.S. Diplomats Die
Under Hillary Clinton’s watch, four Americans — two diplomats and two of their security detail — died in a terrorist attack on the Benghazi consulate.
6 Stupidest Points In Chris Cillizza’s Outrage Listicle Over The Trump-Putin Press Conference
I guess our president is supposed to confess to a crime he says he didn’t commit just to avoid disturbing CNN’s Chris Cillizza.
Does The Trump-Putin Relationship Matter?
New York Times Reporter Jeremy Peters joins Ben Domenech on the Federalist Radio Hour to discuss Trump, Republican voters, and changing political parties.
Podcast: A Look At Brett Kavanaugh’s Judicial Record
Georgetown Law Professor Randy Barnett joins Federalist Radio to discuss the pros and cons of a potential Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh.
Podcast: Filmmaker Says The Life Of Elvis Presley Is A Metaphor For America
Mary Katharine Ham talks to director Eugene Jarecki about his new documentary, “The King,” and what Elvis can tell us about modern day culture and politics.
Potential Supreme Court Nominee Raymond Kethledge Fiercely Defends Religious Liberty
Raymond Kethledge, the federal appellate court judge whom Trump has reportedly interviewed for the Supreme Court, is a man of faith and fierce defender of a religious liberty, a former appellate clerk for Kethledge writes.
After Pressure Campaign, President Trump Announces Scott Pruitt’s Resignation As EPA Head
The EPA under Scott Pruitt came under intense media scrutiny for accusations of ethics violations, including private jet travel, contacts with energy executives, and trying to find his wife a job.
Anthony Kennedy: The Most Important Voter In America
Justice Kennedy’s vote, so often featured in 5-4 decisions, changed the country in fundamental ways. Now Trump will have a court-redefining legacy.
In Trump Travel Ban Case, Supreme Court Overturns Korematsu Decision Affirming FDR’S Japanese Internment Camps
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.
Podcast: Why Does Everybody Hate Each Other?
CBS News Politics Editor Will Rahn discusses political discourse, the evils of social media, and other channels of hate and distrust.
Podcast: The State Of The Arts, Political Harassment, And Linguistics Of Trump
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.
Victor Davis Hanson On The Fate Of The West, Trump, And The Resistance
Ben Weingarten interviews writer and scholar Victor Davis Hanson on the decline of the American academy, the Democratic Party, and President Trump.
Federalist Radio Hour On The Border And Immigration Legislation On The Hill
Attorney Gabriel Malor and Senior Correspondent John Davidson explain what’s really happening with illegal immigration and the separation of families.
The Migrant Crisis Is About More Than Just Kids
The Mexican cartels uses migrants to flood the zone and distract Border Patrol from their efforts to smuggle opioids and other drugs across.
Salena Zito Explains How To Understand ‘The Great Revolt’ Of Trump Voters
Selena Zito and Brad Todd’s new book, ‘The Great Revolt,’ is essential reading for those looking to understand how Trump got elected. Unfortunately, the establishment figures who need to read it the most probably won’t.
Podcast: Does America Have A Foreign Policy?
Jacob Heilbrunn, editor of The National Interest, digs into how conservatives tend to look at their past foreign policy records and how American foreign policy has been shaped over time.
McKay Coppins Talks Trolling, Stephen Miller, And Presidential Pardons
On this episode of Federalist Radio, Mary Katharine Ham and McKay Coppins discuss parenting, Martha Stewart, and the formation of right-wing trolls.
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