A nation that hates itself cannot survive as a governable nation, and when that hatred is polarized, it will only feed on itself as polarization grows.

The 'Battle Hymn's' powerful apocalyptic vision of a reckoning God captured the civil religion sentiment of a Union fighting for freedom for all people.

Former Sen. Claire McCaskill plans on spending July 4th watching footage of the January 6 capitol breach. Here are a few other ways to spend the day.

Toby Keith's latest 4th of July song 'Happy Birthday America' 'will bring a tear to every patriot's eye,' writes the Daily Mail.

This weekend could be the time to revisit iconic films that showcase the greatest nation on earth. 

No matter how hard the film tries, ‘False Positive’ is unable to ignore the lives of unborn children and the inherent horror of abortion.

Can a good story, talented team, and compelling themes coalesce into a bad movie? Surprisingly, yes, as with Netflix’s thriller 'The Woman in the Window.'

As Ockham's Razor says, the simplest answer is usually the right one. The simplest explanation for the heat wave is not climate change.

Administrators providing collegiate athletes the platform to speak out on important issues has transformed athletics into a system of coercive speech.

The anti-human claims made by extreme environmentalists account for so much death and destruction, yet still enjoy so much legitimacy.

Democrats’ determination to get their way on both infrastructure and the rest of their spending plans may mean Republicans are being rolled.

The more experienced hands in the emergency room diagnosed her almost at a glance. She was not the first, and she would not be the last.

The excessively narrow medical exemptions for COVID vaccine mandates at many colleges put students at unnecessary risk of serious complications.

The Supreme Court’s response to the arguments made in attacking Arizona’s voting-integrity provisions expose the folly of the lawsuit against Georgia.

The NSA denied ‘targeting’ Tucker Carlson, but did not deny reading his emails. The NSA also did not deny that it may have accessed his communications.

Princeton Associate Professor Matthew Karp talks 1619, 1776, and the politics of the past on this episode of The Federalist Radio Hour.

What if you discovered that, instead of just adding on another to-do item, making time to regularly exercise helped you create a more organized life?

With guest hosts rotating almost as quickly as contestants, it will be hard for players to build up a sense of timing with the host, let alone any momentum.

The new headquarters of the Open Discourse Coalition was established this spring by Bucknell University alumni to support innovative programs.

CBO now projects that the national debt will exceed the size of the nation’s economy by the end of this fiscal year—just three short months away.

Enacting several modest reforms to Medicare could rebuild a bipartisan consensus to tackle the unsustainable nature of our entitlements.