Alex Monroe
Opinion Columnist
Alex Monroe writes analysis and commentary that foregrounds evidence over ideology. His columns draw from legislative text, historical context, and verified reporting to interpret national trends. A former researcher and editorial consultant, Alex focuses on transparency of sourcing and accountability in argument. His work seeks to clarify—not amplify—the debates shaping civic and political life.
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Calls for Accountability in DOJ Amid Allegations of Political Weaponization
Critics argue that only prosecutions can deter political weaponization of the DOJ, while media coverage faces scrutiny for bias.
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NASA's Artemis II Mission Sets New Space Travel Record
NASA's Artemis II mission has achieved a historic lunar flyby, traveling farther into space than any humans before, highlighting American achievements in space.
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Reflection on Jesus' Final Words Highlights Unborn Humanity
During Holy Week, a reflection on Jesus' final words emphasizes the humanity of the unborn, drawing connections to Psalm 22 and contemporary debates.
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Protests Erupt Over Federal Actions Amid Criticism of Democratic Opposition
Protests against perceived executive overreach highlight tensions within the Democratic Party and raise questions about the effectiveness of opposition strategies.
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Debate Intensifies Over Government Spending and Welfare Programs Amid Ongoing Conflicts
A recent column critiques the allocation of funds for war versus welfare, igniting debate over government efficiency and priorities.
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Debate Over Transgender Medical Procedures for Minors Intensifies
The political battle over transgender medical procedures for minors escalates as detransition rates rise and legal actions increase against providers.
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Jessie Buckley’s Oscars Speech Sparks Discussion on Motherhood and Work-Life Balance
Jessie Buckley’s Oscars speech highlights the importance of motherhood, prompting a debate on work-life balance for women today.
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Robert Mueller's Legacy Under Scrutiny Following His Death
Robert Mueller's legacy is debated after his death, with critics questioning his role in the Trump investigation and its implications for political discourse.
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Scotland Rejects Assisted Suicide, Alberta Moves to Restrict It
Scotland's parliament voted against assisted suicide, while Alberta proposed new legislation to limit the practice, reflecting a global trend against such laws.
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Pew Research Poll Reveals Complex Views on Abortion Amid Ongoing Debate
A Pew Research survey shows a majority of Americans support legal abortion, but many favor limits, highlighting a nuanced public opinion on the issue.
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David French Critiques James Talarico's Political Theology
David French's recent column praises Texas politician James Talarico's approach to Christianity while criticizing Ken Paxton, raising questions about political.
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Study Links Republican Prosecutors to Lower Death Rates Among Young Men
A new study suggests that counties with Republican prosecutors see lower mortality rates among young men, raising questions about crime policies.
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Detransitioner Shares Experience of Harm from Gender-Affirming Care
Prisha Mosley recounts her journey through gender-affirming care and its lasting consequences, highlighting the need for trauma-informed treatment.
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EU Parliament Approves Resolution Recognizing Trans Women as Women
The EU Parliament voted to affirm trans women as women, igniting debate over gender identity and biological definitions across Europe.
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New Book Argues Feminism and Christianity Are Incompatible
Dr. Carrie Gress's book claims feminism's pursuit of autonomy conflicts with Christian values, sparking debate on women's rights and religious beliefs.
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Trump Urged to Follow Jackson's Example Amid Minnesota Unrest
President Trump is advised to emulate Andrew Jackson's decisive leadership style to address unrest in Minnesota, raising concerns over federal authority.
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Federal Reserve's Renovation Costs Rise to $2.5 Billion Amid Criticism of Design
The Federal Reserve's renovation project has seen costs soar to $2.5 billion, raising concerns over aesthetics and budget management.
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2025 Winners and Losers: A Year in Review
The Federalist highlights key winners and losers of 2025, reflecting on immigration, media, and political figures.
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Experts Suggest Cleaning Your Room Before New Year's Resolutions
As 2026 approaches, experts recommend starting the year by organizing personal spaces to foster mental clarity and discipline.
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Critique of Trump Impressions Sparks Debate Among Comedians
A Federalist columnist argues that Trump impersonations lack originality and humor, igniting discussions on comedy's evolution and creativity.
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Critics Highlight 2025's Top Alleged Misrepresentations by Democrats
A new report outlines what it calls the top 25 lies of 2025, focusing on immigration, media narratives, and political accountability.
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Amtrak's Decision on American Freedom Train Raises Concerns for 250th Anniversary
The American Freedom Train seeks Amtrak's approval to travel for the 250th anniversary, raising questions about public celebration and bureaucratic hurdles.
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Debate Erupts Over American Identity Following Ramaswamy's Op-Ed
A heated debate on American identity has emerged after Vivek Ramaswamy's op-ed, raising questions about the nature of citizenship and cultural belonging.
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Poll Reveals Strong Support for Pro-Family Policies Among Americans
A new poll indicates that Americans favor pro-family policies, including abortion limits and support for women facing economic challenges.
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Feminism Critiqued as a Dominant Ideology in Modern Society
Carrie Gress argues that feminism has evolved into a powerful ideology, likening it to a megachurch that shapes women's roles and societal norms.
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'Groceries' Are Not 'Old Fashioned,' And Other Reminders For Trump
President Trump faces criticism for his comments on affordability and the economy, highlighting concerns among voters about rising costs.
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The Challenge of Waiting: Reflections on Advent and Life's Delays
As the Advent season unfolds, reflections on waiting highlight the challenges and lessons of patience in daily life.
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FDA Acknowledges Covid Vaccine-Related Deaths, Impacting Gen Z's Trust in Government
The FDA's admission of Covid vaccine-related deaths has intensified skepticism among Gen Z towards government institutions and health mandates.
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The Left Brainwashed Young Women To Want Stuff And A Career Over A Husband And Family
A recent report from the Institute for Family Studies (IFS) highlights a growing trend among liberal young adults, particularly women, who are increasingly.
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Debate Over Fertility Care and Women's Autonomy Intensifies
A recent opinion piece in The New York Times has sparked a debate about women's reproductive choices and the cultural implications of fertility care. Ruxandra.
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Debate Erupts Over Classical Influence and White Nationalism
A growing discourse among academics and commentators suggests that appreciation for classical architecture and philosophy may be linked to white nationalism.
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Declaration Of Independence Gave America Life, Liberty, And Happiness
As America approaches its 250th anniversary, plans for a year-long celebration are underway, spearheaded by a White House task force. Events will include a.
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Trump's Transportation Department Promotes Civility in Air Travel
The U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) under Secretary Sean Duffy has launched a new campaign aimed at restoring civility among airline passengers. The.
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New U.N. Treaty Decriminalizes AI Child Sexual Abuse Images
A new United Nations treaty against cybercrime has sparked controversy by allowing for child sexting and the production and dissemination of virtual child.
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AI Technology Raises Ethical Questions in Parenting and Legacy
In a recent advertisement that has garnered over 40 million views on social media, former Disney star Calum Worthy promotes his company 2wai's app, which allows.
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Be Ready For The Next Epstein Revelation To Fall Flat
The ongoing saga surrounding the release of Jeffrey Epstein's files has drawn comparisons to the Russia-Collusion affair, with critics arguing that many.
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The Left Canceled One Of The Greatest Scientists Of 20th Century
James Watson, the co-discoverer of the DNA double helix, passed away earlier this month at the age of 97. His groundbreaking work in molecular biology earned.
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Poll Reveals Widespread Concern Over Unregulated Embryo Screening
A recent survey conducted by the Ethics and Public Policy Center (EPPC) and YouGov indicates that 80% of Americans aged 18 to 45 express concern regarding the.
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Diaper Changes Don't Require Diplomacy
At a recent wedding, a father faced a common parenting dilemma when his child needed a diaper change just before the ceremony. Instead of engaging in a lengthy.
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Why Christians Should Build Cathedrals
The call for Christians to build cathedrals has sparked debate, particularly in light of criticisms from figures such as Joyce Carol Oates. Oates recently.
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Conservatives Face Criticism Over Affordability Crisis Solutions
Zohran Mamdani's recent election as mayor of New York City has sparked debate over the effectiveness of conservative responses to the affordability crisis.
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It's Past Time To Privatize Disaster-Plagued Air Traffic Control
As the government shutdown ends, the crisis at airports may also subside. Air traffic controllers, labeled as 'essential' but forced to work without pay, have.
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Arguments for Preserving the Penny Amidst Calls for Its Abolition
The debate over the future of the penny has resurfaced as the U.S. Treasury has ceased minting the coin. Critics argue that the penny is outdated and.
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Trump's 'Complete' Pardons Cover Bogus State Election Charges
Recent media reports have suggested that the 'full, complete' presidential pardons issued by former President Donald Trump related to the 2020 election cannot.
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Prepare For Doctors To Smuggle Suicide Drugs Into Red States
Doctors, such as Margaret Carpenter from New York, have utilized shield laws to mail chemical abortion drugs to women in states where these drugs are illegal.
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Gorsuch: 'The Greatest Danger America Faces Today' Is 'Itself'
Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch has emphasized the critical role of civic education in America, warning that neglecting shared history and responsibilities.
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Calling It 'Biden’s FBI' Diminishes The Real Threat
Sen. Chuck Grassley’s recent revelations about Operation Arctic Frost highlight the dangers of government weaponization, a concern that transcends party lines.
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Trump Should Use Vance's Talking Points On Prices, Affordability
In recent discussions about the economy, former President Donald Trump has faced criticism for his optimistic assessments, which many feel do not align with the.
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Trump Must Crush The Left's Antifa-Led Terror Network Or It Will Crush His Movement
Recent events at the University of California, Berkeley, have reignited concerns about political violence in America, particularly from left-wing groups like.
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Latest Epstein Emails About Trump Appear To Be Another Dem Op
In recent months, Democrats have intensified efforts to link former President Donald Trump to Jeffrey Epstein, a convicted sex offender. Critics argue that this.