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    Egregious Examples of the Media Spinning Trump’s ‘Bloodbath’ Comment as Call for Violence

    The legacy media is clipping and spinning Donald Trump’s comments where he stated that if he doesn’t get elected, the country’s going to experience a bloodbath, saying it’s a call to violence. The Context Trump spoke at a campaign rally Saturday for Senate candidate Bernie Moreno, in Vandalia, Ohio. At the event, he said: Now,…
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    EXCLUSIVE: Conservative Organizations Issue Recommendations on Regulating IVF

    FIRST ON THE DAILY SIGNAL—Two leading conservative organizations are calling for the regulation of the in vitro fertilization industry amid media hysteria over a recent Alabama state Supreme Court ruling and Republican consternation over how to handle the issue. Following the Alabama court ruling in favor of protecting embryonic human life, Republicans on Capitol Hill…
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    Note to Ketanji Brown Jackson: The First Amendment Should ‘Hamstring’ the Government. That’s the Entire Point.

    During the COVID-19 pandemic, the federal government strong-armed Big Tech companies into censoring as “disinformation” Americans’ true experiences while effectively mandating government propaganda, which itself turned out to be misinformation. The Supreme Court is currently considering whether that strategy violated the First Amendment. Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson suggested during oral arguments Monday that…
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    DEI or DIE?: Medical Schools Are Infected With Wokeism, Putting Patients at Risk

    America’s medical schools are sick with a political disease that’s putting left-wing activism over patient care. A heavy dose of reality is the only way to get them back on track. Recent reports and congressional hearings have shed light on the dark and discriminatory nature of “diversity, equity, and inclusion” regimes on college campuses. The capture…
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    ‘I Wish I Could Have Been There’: Laken Riley’s Father Breaks Silence

    The father of slain nursing student Laken Riley is speaking out about his daughter’s murder on the campus of the University of Georgia. “I wish I could have been there to protect her,” Jason Riley said in an exclusive interview with NBC News that aired Monday.   Police say that an illegal alien from Venezuela…
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    Why Small Businesses Cheer as Judge Strikes Down ‘Transparency’ Law

    Lawmakers snuck the Corporate Transparency Act into the 1,480-page National Defense Authorization Act in 2021. The measure is targeted squarely at small businesses with fewer than 20 employees or $5 million or less in gross receipts. Companies larger than this are exempt. The Corporate Transparency Act also exempts companies in many lines of business (banks,…
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    Israel as ‘Pariah’ Among the Nations

    Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., twice described Israel last week as a “pariah” among the world’s nations. “Israel cannot survive if it becomes a pariah,” Schumer said, adding later that the Israeli public “understands better than anybody that Israel cannot hope to succeed as a pariah opposed by the rest of the world.” For…
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    Bentley Pushes Back Ambitious All-Electric Goals

    British luxury carmaker Bentley Motors is pushing back its plans to have an all-electric vehicle offering by 2030, following other top vehicle manufacturers, according to CNBC. Bentley had originally planned to transition all of its vehicle sales to EVs by 2030 but announced that it would be looking to delay that change by a couple…
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    Biden’s Proposed 15-Fold Price Hike to Drill on Federal Land Threatens US Energy Dominance

    President Joe Biden attacks U.S. corporations for raising prices, but a new proposed regulation from the Bureau of Land Management would make it more difficult and expensive to produce oil and gas on federal lands, raising the price of American oil and gas—and increasing inflation. That’s why Rep. Lauren Boebert, R-Colo., has sponsored a bill…
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    Special Counsel’s Testimony Again Reveals Media Bias in Political Scandals

    “Both sides furious” was one reporter’s summary when special counsel Robert Hur testified in a House hearing to explain his decision not to prosecute President Joe Biden for willfully retaining classified documents, not just from his vice-presidential years but from his Senate career. The network TV stories that night were the closest thing to “fair…
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    Supreme Court Weighs Government’s Power to Restrict Speech on Social Media

    Those hoping for more open discourse on matters of national concern should not await the Supreme Court‘s decision in Murthy v. Missouri with much optimism.  During Monday morning’s oral arguments in the case, the justices sounded unlikely to restrict the White House’s ability to control content moderation on social media platforms such as Facebook despite…
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    High School Male Pushes Females Out of High Jump Honors

    A male high school student took 10th place in the girls’ high jump in a recent national indoor track meet in Boston, continuing a streak of elbowing out female athletes from placing in the event.  Lizzy Cohen Bidwell, a Connecticut resident whose name at birth was Lucas, qualified for the national meet by taking first…
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    Why Is President Biden Helping Hamas?

    President Joe Biden’s recent foreign policy moves are baffling. By any rational standard, they are undermining Israel and helping Hamas. When Biden was caught on an open microphone following his State of the Union address telling Democrat Sen. Michael Bennet of Colorado that Biden and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu were “going to have a…
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    EXCLUSIVE: Biden Presides Over Record-Breaking 11 Embassy Evacuations

    As a cannibalistic gang war rages through Haiti, President Joe Biden last week dispatched a Marine Corps special unit to protect the evacuation of nonemergency personnel as well as fellow Marines from the U.S. Embassy in the nation’s capital, Port-au-Prince. With that evacuation of the embassy in Haiti, the Biden administration has presided over more…
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    NYT Report Concedes That Left-Wing COVID-19 Lockdown Policies Led to Generational Learning Loss

    The COVID-19 school lockdowns created generational learning loss, The New York Times reports. Yes, just about four years after the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, The New York Times published an extensive set of data showing just how catastrophic the extended lockdown policies were for schoolchildren. That reality has been known for some time. Last…
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    How Biden’s Big-Deficit Agenda Guarantees Inflation

    Inflation has been a top concern for Americans for years. This is understandable: Inflation-adjusted earnings have declined by thousands of dollars in recent years, putting a heavy strain on family budgets. Ignoring this burden on Americans, the Biden administration has gone out of its way to make inflation worse again and again, all for the…
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    Nothing Peachy About Georgia’s Willis-Wade Hanky-Panky Ruling

    Fulton County, Georgia, Superior Court Judge Scott McAfee’s decision is one fine muddle.  McAfee ruled on Friday in the Fani Willis-Nathan Wade sexual-kickback case: It takes two to tango, but only one is too corrupt to stay on the dance floor.  How does that work? McAfee gave Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis the option to continue her election-interference persecution against…
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    School Closures During Pandemic Set Students Back More Than Half a Year in Math, Analysis Finds

    Elementary students fell behind in math by over half a year while schools utilized virtual learning services during the COVID-19 pandemic, according to The New York Times. Learning loss has been a significant hurdle for schools to overcome in the wake of the pandemic, with many students suffering in subjects such as math, reading, and science, according to an…
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    Trump Team Says It’s Unable to Obtain Bond in Civil Fraud Case

    Former President Donald Trump is unable to post a bond in his appeal of a New York civil fraud judgment against him, according to a court filing by his attorneys on Monday. Trump, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee in the 2024 general election, was sued by Democratic state Attorney General Letitia James of New York…
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    EXCLUSIVE: City Manager Association Censured a Man for Refusing to Enforce a Nonexistent Vaccine Mandate. Now, He’s Suing.

    FIRST ON THE DAILY SIGNAL—The professional association for city managers issued a public censure against a Michigan city official in part because he promised firefighters and police that he wouldn’t impose a hypothetical vaccine mandate but would instead follow alternative COVID-19 protocols. Now, he’s suing to restore his good name. “I was honestly heartbroken to…
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