Hugh Hewitt
Washington Post
California, United States
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Save us, Supreme Court, from runaway regulation
A case involving New England fishermen could have far-reaching impacts. → Read More
Scouting report: Who will win the GOP 2024 nomination?
Fans of the Republican Party have our most promising five individuals in mind, as thoughts turn to choosing a 2024 presidential nominee. → Read More
Ready or not, AI is coming
Schools, news media and anywhere writing matters will be in for huge changes as artificial intelligence advances → Read More
Is the FBI targeting traditional Catholics?
Christopher Wray, it's time to get control of your rogue agents. → Read More
Time for another Supreme Court revolution
When America needed a stronger government, the Supreme Court noticed and took action. Now, the country needs more freedom. Justices, take note. → Read More
The GOP is in much better shape than you think
Ronna McDaniel's Republican Party is healthy and strong — and itching to take on President Biden in 2024. → Read More
The next 9/11 might come from Mexico, Pompeo says
Significant stretches of Mexican territory are lawless, ruled by warring drug lords. Sounds like Afghanistan when al-Qaeda thrived there. → Read More
Fairfax schools violated students’ civil rights, plain and simple
By hiding National Merit honors from students, Fairfax County schools have probably violated the Civil Rights Act and might owe damages to hundreds of students. → Read More
Debt crisis? Hardly. For Republicans, it’s an opportunity.
With clear priorities and a disciplined message, Republicans can win the coming showdown over federal spending. But that's a tall order in this Congress. → Read More
Kevin McCarthy’s long climb, and the ingrates he left behind
The new speaker of the House knows it is never easy to reach the top — especially when selfish ingrates try to stand in your way. → Read More
The greatest Catholic evangelist since Paul is
Michael Schmitz, a Catholic priest in Duluth, Minn., is an unlikely superstar with his massively popular podcast, "The Bible in a Year." → Read More
The ‘Agnew Option’ could be a way out for Trump — and America
Spiro Agnew settled corruption charges in part by resigning. Could a similar bargain spare Trump and the nation the pain of a trial? → Read More
Homeless for the holidays. Or close to it.
This Thanksgiving, forget dinner-table chat about Trump and Twitter. We should all be talking about the homeless and near-homeless. → Read More
GOP disappointment is understandable. But the path to 2024 hasn’t changed.
McCarthy and McConnell are still the party's best bets for securing a power trifecta that is tantalizingly close. → Read More
The Republicans will put China front and center
The top priority: restocking America’s arsenal. → Read More
Three realities powering a Republican sweep
These three facts undergird the coming Republican sweep. → Read More
Education is the iceberg issue of the midterms
Covid-19 shutdowns and learning gaps were the tipping point on an issue Republicans have long believed could be a winner for them. → Read More
What the approaching GOP majority can deliver in Congress
Divided government works best after the excess of a one-party presidency and Congress. → Read More
What Trump capitalized on in 2016
Even now, do any of us who live inside the Beltway bubble or who swim in the waters of “elites” really understand? → Read More
It’s too soon to judge Trump on missing documents and fake slates
The case will turn on the former president's intent. → Read More