On this episode of The Federalist Radio Hour, Federalist Senior Editor John Daniel Davidson joins Federalist Culture Editor Emily Jashinsky to discuss the context J.R.R. Tolkien's writing provides for the passing of Queen Elizabeth II and explain what Amazon's new "Rings of Power" adaptation gets wrong about Tolkien's work.
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Britain and the world mourn Queen Elizabeth and King Charles takes the throne. Appealing the special mater ruling. CBS News Correspondents Vicki Barker in London and Steve Kathan have today's World News Roundup.
The death of Queen Elizabeth II marks the end of an era. We explore her long, dutiful reign and how it shaped the modern monarchy. The country has changed substantially during her time, but one parallel remains: her successor, King Charles III, will also take over at a time of uncertainty for the country and for the monarchy itself.
As all of you know, yesterday, Queen Elizabeth II passed away.
Her death will usher in a series of changes, some immediate and others weeks or months from now.
As the transition of a British monarch is something that hasn’t happened in most of our lifetimes, it is worth it to take the time to understand exactly how the process works.
Learn more about the end of the reign of Elisabeth II and the beginning of the reign of Charles III on this episode of Everything Everywhere Daily.
On today’s show we discuss Britain’s new Prime Minister, Karine Jean-Pierre’s recent hypocrisy, the California energy crisis, Ron DeSantis’s new ad, and a book review.
We’ll tell you about the significance and history of Queen Elizabeth II’s seven-decade reign as the world says goodbye, and what comes next for the royal family.
Also: a one-time political advisor to former President Trump turned himself in to face several criminal charges. Why it might feel a little like déjà vu. And we’ll tell you why Washington DC is declaring a public emergency.
Plus: move over Botox? The new anti-wrinkle treatment that just got FDA approval, Princeton’s new plan to offer free tuition to a quarter of its students, and what to watch at this year’s NY Fashion Week.