There is no more effective evangelical leader than Dr. Russell Moore. He should not be forced to resign because he criticized Donald Trump during the 2016 campaign.

Despite his television show being an affront to half the country, Trevor Noah’s amusing and illuminating memoir about being a child of apartheid reveals a surprising depth of understanding about religion and politics.

What did droves of people come to The Federalist to read in 2016? Take a look, and see if you missed any of these.

Writers who claim that Republicans used belligerent tactics during the 2016 election should take a closer look at President Obama’s track record.

These new bathroom policies, besides increasing government regulations, also require that every woman and girl get used to having men invade.

Maybe with the Berlin attacker still alive, he can help convince the West that his was an act motivated by religious and political zealotry—not insanity, poverty, or a poor education.

In recent weeks, a spate of deer incidents nationwide should be a wakeup call: if we want to stop the deer uprising, we’d better start hunting more deer.

I found Donald Trump to be an obviously more acceptable candidate than anything the GOP has put in front us, a noted improvement for a Right that just one election ago was on life support.

What if we don’t want to be CEOs at Fortune 500 companies, Supreme Court justices, or the next U.S. president? What if our ambitions involve kids?