Hugh Hewitt: Graham Platner’s history demonstrates why no candidate can escape public scrutiny
Consideration for Candidates Thinking about running for a competitive office? It’s worth taking a moment to reflect on some biblical wisdom. In Luke 8:17, it states, “For there is no secret that will not be revealed, and nothing hidden that will not be known and brought to light.” This perspective is something many Roman Catholics […]
Hugh Hewitt: Those who fear for the Supreme Court are mistaken. The rule of law continues.
Teaching constitutional law is generally enjoyable, apart from a few complex topics. The classroom experience often highlights how slowly the American Constitution evolves, a pace that arguably supports the steadfast “rule of law” that many Americans value. Interestingly, since 1996, my students have consistently remarked that Constitutional Law is the highlight of their law school […]
Hugh Hewitt: Reasons for Americans to appreciate the Supreme Court
Supreme Court Wraps Up Term Amid Celebrations The Supreme Court is set to conclude its 2025-2027 term on Tuesday, with several justices planning to take their summer breaks soon. They’ve got courses to teach, lectures to deliver, and maybe even some writing to tackle while on their well-deserved time off. The court, as always, has […]
Hugh Hewitt: The Democrats’ extreme DSA movement is now mainstream
The Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) are increasingly making their mark in a divided Democratic Party, particularly highlighted by Tuesday’s significant wins for far-left candidates in New York City. These candidates had the backing of Mayor Zoran Mamdani, demonstrating a rapid emergence of DSA influence within the party. Long-time Democrats are, perhaps unexpectedly, contending with […]
Hugh Hewitt: Electors should seek leaders who can handle stress
Who can bear “pressure”? The new film “Pressure” portrays the crucial days before the Allied forces landed in Normandy on June 6, 1944. It’s important to note that the success of D-Day wasn’t guaranteed—not in terms of when it would happen, nor whether it could succeed. General Dwight “Ike” Eisenhower faced enormous stress while making […]
Hugh Hewitt: California Democrats overlooked Porter, while Maine’s Platner is safe for now
In California’s recent “jungle primary” for the gubernatorial race, former Congresswoman Katie Porter notably faltered, with her campaign now at an end. The anticipated showdown in November seems set between Steve Hilton and Xavier Becerra, leaving Porter behind after concerns about her temperament became public last year. She once enjoyed a position as a favorite […]
Hugh Hewitt: Losing the Senate would make 2027 and 2028 a difficult time for Republicans
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has emerged as the Republican candidate for the U.S. Senate seat held by Sen. John Cornyn, after securing a victory in a runoff election against Cornyn. President Trump’s endorsement played a pivotal role towards the end of the campaign, which some might argue made the outcome almost inevitable. Without a […]
Hugh Hewitt: A nuclear Iran would be more expensive for America than this conflict
Is a confrontation with Iran truly “worth it”? The loss of 13 American soldiers, with more suffering severe injuries, weighs heavily on this debate. If military actions resume—as many anticipate—the human toll may escalate. Gas prices, along with costs of goods tied to oil, will inevitably rise. Some increases will be immediate, while others may […]
Elsie Hewitt hints that she is raising her child by herself following her breakup with Pete Davidson.
Pete Davidson and Elsie Hewitt’s Confusing Breakup Pete Davidson and Elsie Hewitt’s recent split has taken a complicated turn, particularly after Hewitt hinted that she might be raising their daughter solo. In a TikTok video, Hewitt suggested she was handling both childcare and financial duties independently, raising questions about how they might co-parent. Things escalated […]
Hugh Hewitt: Iran’s authoritarian government faced significant setbacks, but not enough at this point
My mornings always kick off with a cup of coffee. I often wonder how anyone gets through high school without it. Speaking of valuable routines, longtime NBC News reporter John Ellis turned his “News Items” newsletter into a reliable collection of important news stories, sharing them with friends and family. It started as a simple […]