The Federalist

On this episode of the Federalist Radio Hour, host Ben Domenech answers our listeners' questions on everything from media to firearms.

The big question about Martha McSally isn't her qualifications, it's her prior failure as a campaigner.

If Ocasio-Cortez tries to take down the second-most-powerful black man in the House of Representatives, it will split the party in two.

YouTuber Mark Rober was sick of thieves nabbing packages from his front porch, so he designed a massive glitter bomb set to deploy when the culprits opened the stolen box.

'People who have abortions are good people, and abortion has helped millions of us live our best lives. We are not sorry.'

Politicians like Marco Rubio, who get sentimental about lunch pails and union shops, are exaggerating and exploiting the suffering of working Americans for political gain.

Sen. Kristen Gillibrand thinks it is a problem that three white men are leading in the Democratic presidential polls. Is it? And if so, why?

In season two, 'The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel' improves markedly on its first ten-episode run. But the show's future still looks bleak.

If the incoming Democrat leaders of the House spend all their energy on taking down Trump, they'll be doing no one but China a favor.

Abby Johnson has faced fierce criticism since leaving the abortion industry. She expects more to come in 2019, as her story hits theaters.

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo is overstepping the Constitution to punish gun owners, and he's getting an assist in his efforts from the mainstream media.

'At some point someone has to stand up and in the face of fear of Fox News, fear of their base, fear of mean tweets stand up for the values of this country and not slink away into retirement.'

Our culture is so far gone that we don't consider secretly watching porn to be adulterous behavior. But even watching porn is akin to having an affair.

Everything that makes Keith Richards such an improbably lovable figure is on display in the book, making it the perfect way to celebrate his 75th birthday.

Like the disproportionate representation of progressive ideas in Hollywood, the media, and academia, these progressive 'rebels' look poised to wield disproportionate influence in the Democratic Party.

The vengeful Scarecrow attacks Batman's psyche, revealing daddy issues.

On this episode of the Federalist Radio Hour, Bre Payton and Emily Jashinsky take a look at the past year in entertainment and Hollywood news.

Twenty years ago, Jerrold Nadler argued in Congress that impeaching the president based on private, consensual sex was a ‘partisan coup d'etat.’

Robert Mueller’s reply brief revealed several new tidbits about his probe and the earlier investigation into Michael Flynn, President Trump’s short-lived national security advisor.

Progressives proceeded to prove Chad Greene's original point -- and negate their manicured image of being a haven of tolerance for LGBT people -- by savaging him on social media.