The Ricochet Superfeed

Join Federalist Editor-In-Chief Mollie Hemingway and Washington Examiner Senior Writer David Harsanyi as they discuss the left’s latest meltdown over the Kennedy Center, jump back into the American citizenship and immigration debate in light of Texas Railroad Commissioner candidate Bo French’s viral post about demographic changes in his state, and dissect the Trump administration’s federal […]

As stories about non-citizen voting and voter fraud become disturbingly common, Americans are beginning to lack confidence in our elections. The debate over the election process has taken on renewed urgency given we are just months away from the 2026 midterms and a few years out from what promises to be a contentious 2028 election. […]

Serial entrepreneur and former Colorado gubernatorial candidate Heidi Ganahl knows something about resilience. After a horrific series of events occurred in her late twenties, Ganahl turned her passion for dogs into Camp Bow Wow, growing the business from a single location into a national franchise. Since then, she has weathered business failures, serious health challenges, […]

Canada’s growing confrontation with the United States is exposing deeper problems with the country’s economy, immigration system, energy policy, and national defense. Prime Minister Mark Carney is pursuing closer ties with China, even as Canada remains heavily dependent on the United States for trade and security. A weaker economy, limited defense capabilities, restrictions on Canada’s […]

Erick makes the case that the AI safety panic is regulatory capture dressed up as the apocalypse. Anthropic, racing toward an IPO and burning cash on GPUs and data centers, wants Washington to freeze its competitors in place before open-source models by Meta catch up. He plays Kara Swisher’s nuclear nonproliferation analogy on CNN and […]

Erick returns to Beau French and the Indian American Longhorns fans sporting Stetsons to argue that a legitimate grievance about H-1B visa abuse is being allowed to rot into racism. He warns that America is walking the same road that produced the AfD and Europe’s far right. Then he takes a hard look at the […]

Erick opens on a religious liberty case the Supreme Court has just agreed to hear. It’s one he says he could not believe was real: University Heights, Ohio, a Cleveland suburb, threatened Daniel Grand with jail, sent police to monitor his house, and encouraged neighbors to report “unauthorized prayer activity” after he tried to gather […]

Join Jim and Greg for the Tuesday 3 Martini Lunch as they weigh in on California Gov. Gavin Newsom saying he will not run for president if Kamala Harris gets in the race, Maine Democratic Senate candidate Troy Jackson embracing the states “taking over” private property, Virginia paroling felons at a much higher rate since […]

Technology, idolatry, time, and habits. Andy Crouch joins the gang to talk about technology, work without rest, and rest. How radical is an hour a day, a day a week, and a week a year? How does rest make us better at work? Is anybody a digital native? Golf, magic, acorn (not cogs) metaphors. It’s […]

Today’s show is PACKED. Mitch McConnell returns to the Capitol after online death rumors, while Vice President JD Vance joins a major federal crackdown on suspected pandemic-era fraud. The Small Business Administration says 870,000 borrowers tied to an estimated $39 billion in suspected PPP and EIDL fraud have been suspended from SBA programs. The Chicks […]