Who Is Kanye West’s Running Mate, Michelle Tidball?
Kanye West selects mental health therapist and online life coach Michelle Tidball as his potential vice president.
Hard Times, Strong Citizens, And Freedom: The Story of The Ranchers, Businesses, And People In The Only State Not To Shut Down
‘If you have a leader that will take too much authority in a time of crisis, that’s when we lose our freedom and our liberties,’ said Gov. Kristi Noem.
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?
COVID Rolls Downhill In Wyoming: The American People Are Making The Hard Calls When Our Leaders Won’t
“That slice of government cheese is going to eventually melt and there’s just not going to be enough to get it done. So the best thing you can do is figure out what you’re good at, get your resume going and get to work.”
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.
How Local Officials Are Navigating The Coronavirus Pandemic
How are local officals across the country addressing issues surrounding the coronavirus? Ben Domenech interviews a Wyoming mayor and Indiana councilman.
Why It’s Not Racist Or Sexist For The University Of Wyoming To Champion Cowboys
Activists are attacking the University of Wyoming’s use of ‘cowboy’ in its slogan, on the grounds it’s sexist and racist. They could not be more wrong.
‘Wind River’ Grippingly Portrays America’s Crime-Ridden Indian Reservations
‘Wind River’ isn’t just a typical crime drama, it’s also the story of how isolation changes people, both for the better and the worse.
Wyoming Judge Appeals To Nation’s Highest Court After Losing Job For Being A Christian
The question Obergefell has raised across that land is: can we craft laws that permit mutually exclusive views to peacefully coexist? Or must the disfavored view be driven out of public life?
Wyoming Censures Judge For Marriage Beliefs Even Though No Law Requires Her to Perform Marriages
If the Wyoming Supreme Court is permitted to insert an unstated requirement upon judges, what prevents some future court from reading pastors, priests, and bishops into the same decision?
Wyoming Judge Censured For Beliefs About Marriage That Have Nothing To Do With Her Job
The 3-2 decision of the Wyoming Supreme Court says holding mainstream Christian beliefs undermines Judge Ruth Neely’s impartiality even though marriages aren’t part of her duties.
Mount Rushmore, Devils Tower Still Convey Quintessential American Ideas
Mount Rushmore reminds us how we used to talk as a nation. This is what we used to believe. This is what I want my sons to remember.
With Wyoming Judge’s Case, Left Aims To Ban Religious People From Legal Field
The case of Judge Ruth Neely in Wyoming shows, in stark clarity, that it doesn’t actually matter whether religious people do their jobs well and keep their religion to themselves.
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