Classical liberals like Kmele Foster have insisted that declining to publicly fund certain speech is not censorship. But he's right about one thing.

The questions to Kyle Rittenhouse assumed that unless a person has touched you, there is no reason to protect yourself with force that may prove deadly.

Johnson sent a letter to Christopher Wray requesting info about how the FBI uses surveillance aircraft during riots and what it does with the footage.

To properly understand the culture war, it's important to understand that resisters on the right, center, and left are not the aggressors.

Grammy-nominated Five For Fighting’s John Ondrasik performs his protest song, 'Blood On My Hands' on the Federalist Radio Hour.

The number of administrators at Yale has increased faster than its undergraduate population, with its bureaucracy now bigger than its body of undergrads.

Brad Jackson and Rich Cromwell discuss Bobby Flay’s exit from the Food Network, Scotch versus bourbon, and if there is a place for alternative milks.

Biden gave Australia-based manufacturing company Ellume $232 million to produce at-home COVID-19 tests. Millions of the tests are now being recalled.

Leftism will ruin a good story, like 'The Eternals,' because it substitutes a utopian, simplified vision for the world as it actually is.

U.S. presidents making international commitments that they cannot deliver upon is the true danger of attending these global climate change conferences.

Proper application of the Commerce Clause and the nondelegation doctrine could help enough that a national divorce would be neither necessary nor desired.

A viral Twitter thread cataloged the shock of well-meaning liberals who realized corporate media has intentionally misled them on the Kyle Rittenhouse case.

Until Big Bird is committed to tackling the underlying problem, the vaccination drive is little more than another virtue-signaling campaign.

Corporate media want to erase the long-understood obligation for all able-bodied citizens to defend their community when the normal authorities won't.

In 'Beheading Hydra,' priest Dwight Longenecker argues Christians should do 'what they can where they are and with what they have.'

Unable to answer damning critiques of its historical claims, The New York Times chooses to dodge — and impugn the motives of its critics.

Trump didn't 'defend' calls to 'hang Mike Pence,' and anyone who has listened to the audio clip knows it.

Ted Pharmacy in Loudoun County, Virginia, is banned from administering the COVID-19 vaccine after giving more than 100 young kids the wrong doses.

The CDC admitted it has no record of an unvaccinated person spreading COVID after having previously recovered from the virus.

Founder of the '1619 Project' Nikole Hannah-Jones took to Twitter to offer her historically illiterate take on why the U.S. bombed Hiroshima during WWII.

The Brookings Institution was ground zero for the Russia collusion hoax, with many key staff embroiled in the damaging lie.