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Christopher JacobsThe Federalist |
Americans should know the powerful story of the people who created not just a new nation but a new concept of nationhood.
With his toothy grin, immaculate three-piece suits, and perfect coiffure, Wink Martindale personified a 'look' that defined the game show genre for...
If Kathy Hochul won’t clean up the Medicaid 'racket' in her state, then Congress and federal investigators should do it for her.
The ructions in financial markets over the past few weeks and Washington’s dependence on foreign entities to keep funding our (over) spending...
It's no wonder so many blue-collar families have abandoned a labor movement and a Democrat Party that have spent the past several decades abandoning...
Rather than paring back spending, Senate Republicans are pushing an accounting gimmick to make it look like a Tax Cuts and Jobs Act extension costs...
Is this what Democrats want to defend when they say they want to 'protect Medicaid'?
Allowing most Americans to pawn off the full cost of federal programs on a small slice of the public would guarantee higher deficits.
If the Packers or other teams have problems with the 'brotherly shove,' they have a simple solution: develop and execute a defensive strategy to stop...
The best way for Congress to extend Trump's tax cuts is to do what it has failed to do for decades: get serious about lowering spending.
Why is California spending $8.4 billion this fiscal year to serve as a magnet for unlawful immigration?
Democrats call any reduction in government spending a 'cut.' Republicans shouldn't fall for it.
After spending four years ignoring Biden’s tax maneuvers, Democrats decided one of Trump’s nominees deserved defeat for allegedly using similar...
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services' latest proposed rule focuses on combatting waste and fraud within the Obamacare program.
Health care is not a jobs program, and defending it as such is a massive waste of taxpayer resources.
House Republican leaders want to raid Medicare to provide an extra $2.1 billion for an Obamacare-created program.
A recent expose of Missouri's treatment of individuals with developmental disabilities highlights the flaws of our health care system.
When I asked Politico about omissions to a recent Medicaid article, it didn’t update the story — it rewrote it.
Unlike most other sports leagues, which have sliced and diced their licensing rights to maximize revenue, IndyCar has done the opposite.
Unlike most other sports leagues, which have sliced and diced their licensing rights to maximize revenue, IndyCar has done the opposite.
The American people just voted to end racial discrimination under the guise of 'equity,' yet the health care clerisy continues to act as if nothing...
AARP can say whatever it wants, but it can’t make seniors paying higher premiums think they are 'beneficiaries' of the IRA when they aren’t.
By 2035, CBO believes net interest payments on the deficit will 'account for about one-sixth of all federal spending.'
Politico's patronage extends beyond government itself, to the K Street swamp creatures that rely on government for special favors.
After a shaky 2-2 start, the Eagles peaked at the right moment, bringing another Lombardi Trophy to Philadelphia.
Viewing New Orleans only through the spectrum of debauchery does a disservice to one of the most unique blends of culture in the world.
To emerge as Super Bowl champs, Saquon Barkley and the Eagles will have to overcome a familiar face on the opposing sideline: Andy Reid.
The 10,000-20,000 who filled much of the lower bowl of the Louisiana Superdome on Monday witnessed what has become a made-for-TV spectacle.
With its vapid and superficial approach, the show reveals celebrities as trite, even boring.
Once Democrats realized the electoral implications of the border invasion, even their half-hearted half-measures helped to reverse the prior trends.
The now-withdrawn proposal reinforces November’s election results and why Democrats face significant problems with working-class voters.
Biden is just the latest Democrat to insult voters by claiming they just didn’t understand all the wonderful things government did for them.
For football fans, 'The New York Sack Exchange' provides a look back at one of the most dominating defenses in the game’s history.
A border security measure should include a logical complement: enhanced citizenship verification procedures for federal health care programs.
Ending the subsidies for Obamacare’s 'zombie enrollees' would be an excellent place to start cutting government waste and requires three simple...
Lawmakers can help to lower long-term interest rates by getting the country’s fiscal house in order and lowering our structural deficit.
Trump, Musk, and Ramaswamy shouldn’t be afraid to cut out federal government waste, even in programs like Medicare.
If the incoming Trump administration is serious about controlling federal spending — and it should be — there’s an easy place to start: Within the...
Among sports fans, certain voices carry with them an air of authority. From Vin Scully to Howard Cosell to Keith Jackson, just hearing these...
Since Donald Trump’s reelection victory, some conservatives have discussed the possibility of using recess appointments, temporary appointments...
Following this month’s elections, most observers have focused on the political comeback that saw Donald Trump win re-election and Republicans...
As I have noted at The Federalist, history can provide useful and illuminating analogies for the present, and the results of the 2024 presidential...
Did you hear about the great national event last week that was rigged? No, I don’t mean the presidential election. I mean the NASCAR championship....
Lawmakers return to Washington this week, contemplating a changed landscape following last week’s election results. In the Senate, victorious...
For months, Donald Trump’s opponents — first Joe Biden and now Kamala Harris — have claimed his policies in a potential second term would raise...
The corporate media’s corruption is so predictable. Several weeks ago, when the controversy first emerged over New York Magazine correspondent...
Three score years ago this Sunday, one of the seminal moments in modern American politics occurred in the service of a presidential campaign that...
In her campaign’s “New Way Forward” policy document, Kamala Harris claimed she “will not let [Donald] Trump and his allies take away the Social...
A new documentary on the vice presidency gives a fresh perspective on the complications of American governance.
The cliché holds that a picture is worth a thousand words. But a recent chart from the Congressional Budget Office is worth nearly 2,000,000,000,000...
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