In an age of political fragmentation, polarization, and institutional distrust, America stands at a crossroads. The two-party ...

Sounds promising — right? There’s more. Its name is stodgy, akin to blowing dust from an old tome in a Philadelphia attic: t he Federalist Party of America. What’s next? Powdered wigs?

By the time Alexander Hamilton died on the dueling grounds of Weehawken, New Jersey, the power of the Federalist Party was in terminal decline. Federalism was born in 1787, when Alexander Hamilton ...

“The battle within the Republican Party from here on out will be between ... Understand what they’re coming for next, and why ...

From the column: "Trump’s and the Republican Party’s apparent desire to control the citizenry parallels that of the ...

The right-wing social media playbook stays the same, only the players change Newsmax host: “People don't like the word revenge. Why not? It's time for that if it's warranted.” ...

Partisanship had grown fierce. Adams, a Federalist, actually disagreed with his party's desire for all-out war and agreed with the Republican party, led by Vice President Thomas Jefferson ...

its origin can be traced to the late 1700s when Thomas Jefferson's Democratic-Republican party organized opposition to the Federalist Party. The Democratic-Republican Party was an outgrowth of the ...

However, with training and time, John was able to refine his skills. As a member of the Federalist Party, Adams decided to run for the presidency. He lost and became Vice-president to George ...