A Journey Across America In Pictures
On Sunday, May 17 we set out from Corralitos, California to hear the story of American small business in the age of unprecedented state shutdowns. Two months in, who was surviving and how?
The Deeply American Reason The Oldest Saloon West Of The Mississippi Won’t Have To Shut Down Forever
Starting life before there was a town as four walls and some dry goods for fur trappers, it served its first beer just 19 years after the town was founded and near-half a century before it was incorporated.
‘We Had To Lay Off Our Son’: American Businesses Are Doing Everything It Takes To Survive
‘The weight to having a family business,’ Raymond says while guiding me through massive walk-in freezers holding a fraction of their capacity, ‘is you don’t want to be the one who fails.’
Inside The Defiant Mining Town Bar That Won’t Shut Down And Die
More and more, from Virginia’s beaches to the mountains up north to right here right now, people are coming to a consensus: Their governors’ shutdowns are over.
We’re Setting Out Across America To Discover The State Of Main Street
America’s reawakening is an unfolding story, one our young country has never lived before. To work to understand it and to tell it, The Federalist is setting out across the United States.
Bernie Sanders Scores Super Tuesday Victory In Utah
The Associated Press called Utah in favor of Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., during the Democratic primary night dubbed “Super Tuesday.”
Gay Marriage Was Always Leading To Polygamy
The Utah state Senate voted this week unanimously to decriminalize polygamy. It is a development every social conservative saw coming.
Push To Legalize Polygamy Uses Same Arguments As Push For Same-Sex Marriage
The ‘love is love’ strategy was so successful for the gay marriage lobby, why should polygamists reinvent the wheel?
Mitt Romney Didn’t Suffer At All For His Dumb Stand
Mitt Romney was the sole Republican to vote in favor of Trump’s conviction at the conclusion of the Senate impeachment trial earlier this month.
Romney’s Impeachment Vote Won’t Damage Him In Utah One Bit
Utah may have changed in the four years since Trump, but it will never change enough for Romney not to be a winning candidate in whatever statewide race he decides to enter
What Does Mitt Romney Even Stand For? An Investigation
Asking just shy of two dozen Senate staffers, reporters, and observers what they thought of the question, on background, the answers ranged from bewildered to hysterical to depressing.
Mitt Romney Will Vote To Convict Trump In Senate Impeachment Trial
Sen. Mitt Romney of Utah announced in a press brief he will vote to convict President Trump in the Senate impeachment trial.
How More Conservative Cities Are Benefitting From California’s Demise
The roaring Trump economy, along with California’s political and cultural suicidal tendencies, will ensure the American West’s economic boom will continue for years to come.
Mexican Ambassador Blames Drug Cartel Violence On Addicted Americans
The letter from the Mexican government insinuating American demand for illicit substances is a key driver for cartel violence comes a few days after an ambush that killed nine Americans on Monday.
Nine Americans Slaughtered In Likely Mexican Drug Cartel Violence
The anarchic chaos unfolding below our southern border may necessitate a response from the United States. The question is when.
Lee Introduces Bill To Let Courts Instead Of Bureaucrats Settle Labor Disputes
‘For far too long the NRLC has acted as judge, jury, and executioner, for labor disputes in this country,’ Lee said in a statement.
Say Happy Birthday To America’s First Transcontinental Railroad
One hundred fifty years ago today, on May 10, 1869, events in a remote section of Utah helped quite literally bring the country together.
Why It’s Ridiculous To Call The Utah Jazz Fan Racist For Heckling Russell Westbrook
Not one major media outlet offered anything critical of the actual evidence for Jazz fans being racist, nor sought an insider perspective on Utah fan culture.
Utah Bill Would Amp Up Federal Testing Pressure On Kids
In addition to making it more difficult for families to opt out of state testing due to social pressure, this bill would push the state towards embracing a national curriculum.
Trump Education Department Strongarms Utah Families Who Oppose Testing Mandates
The U.S. Department of Education is clear in its threat to withhold millions of dollars from Utah simply for following state law and protecting parental rights.
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