Brianna Lyman is an elections correspondent at The Federalist. She focuses on a range of topics including elections, government, politics, public policy, and security policy, often intertwining themes of law, culture, and society. Her work has been featured in RealClearInvestigations, The Daily Caller, Conservative Review, and The Federalist.
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By: Brianna Lyman
The NYT subsidiary The Athletic made the ridiculous argument that MLB players wearing Bible verses on their hats will harm gay people.
The Los Angeles City Council decided to put the question of whether noncitizens can vote in city elections on the ballot this November.
By: Brianna Lyman
In Netflix's 'The American Experiment' docuseries, Hillary Clinton called the Electoral College 'an abomination for obvious reasons.'
MLB Commissioner Robert D. Manfred wants Sen. Josh Hawley to believe that MLB is neutral -- but the facts show otherwise.
By: Brianna Lyman
With so much preplanning and coordination, this was not merely a 'protest' that 'turned violent.'
Democrats are once again calling for SCOTUS to be 'expanded' after the court affirmed in a 6-3 decision that 'temporary' means temporary.
The Supreme Court ruled the Civil War was fought so that Chinese nationals who have set up birth tourism companies in the United States could have anchor babies.
SCOTUS ruled that Chinese nationals partaking in birth tourism schemes may continue to do so, making a ban on CCP travel to the US essential.
Democrat-socialist victories across the country show that the communist ideas many thought were confined to the fringe are no longer fringe.
As socialists continue to win primaries across the country, the media are blaming Republicans for noticing Democrats' embrace of communism.
