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opinion
Leftist Elites Seek to Divide Us by Race
Recently, a large group of black youths began pummeling several white adults in downtown Cincinnati. The original altercation apparently broke out between a black and white male in he-said/he-said fashion. But that dispute soon turned into a virtual free-for-all. Numerous male and female black youths sucker-punched a middle-aged woman and a man. Others continued to… -
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‘These Are Not Ordinary Crimes’: State Dept. Bureau’s New Findings Prove Trump Right on South Africa
When President Donald Trump interrupted his Oval Office meeting with South African President Cyril Ramaphosa to play a video evidencing widespread persecution against white South Africans in May, the left-wing media called it an “ambush.” Which only leaves one to wonder what the media would call what happened to the Heunis family the night of… -
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Missouri Latest State to Weigh House District Gerrymandering Ahead of Midterms
Red and blue states alike are gerrymandering their congressional districts in bids to create a path to a House majority for their respective political parties in the 2026 midterm elections. The fight to control Congress has opened up debates about partisan control over redistricting and has now put pressure on state lawmakers in Missouri, amid… -
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‘Make America Fish Again’ Campaign Urges Policy Review
THE CENTER SQUARE—Charter captains, commercial fishermen and recreational fishing advocates launched a national campaign this week urging President Donald Trump to issue an executive order restricting foreign industrial fishing in U.S. waters. The campaign calls for new protections to defend American jobs, marine ecosystems and the future of coastal communities. The campaign, titled “Make America Fish… -
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Virginia Nonprofit Wins Prize to Create US History Documentaries for Nation’s 250th Anniversary
Cana Academy is a Virginia-based nonprofit with a mission to train teachers and equip them with educational resources. With America’s 250th anniversary next year, the organization has embarked on an ambitious project to create 250 short American history documentaries. Last month, The Heritage Foundation awarded Cana Academy with a $50,000 Innovation Prize to support its… -
opinion
Chemical Abortions, Sex Education: March for Life President Addresses Future of Pro-Life Movement
There has been a significant shift in the fight to protect the unborn since Roe v. Wade was overturned in the summer of 2022 with the Supreme Court’s ruling in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization. Now, the March for Life is holding state-based marches across the country and continues to work to shift the… -
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Construction Set for New 90,000 Square-Foot White House Ballroom
The Trump administration announced the upcoming construction of a new 90,000 square-foot, $200 million ballroom on the White House property Thursday. The White House State Ballroom will be a large event space to hold over three times as many guests than the East Room currently fits, according to a White House statement. It will have room for… -
opinion
Experts Were Wrong. The Economy’s Strong—But the Fed Won’t Budge.
Editor’s note: This is a lightly edited transcript of today’s video from Daily Signal Senior Contributor Victor Davis Hanson. Subscribe to our YouTube channel to see more of his videos. I’d like to talk about the economy here at the beginning of August. We’ve just finished July. We have some of the July reports, but mostly,… -
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Trump Admin to Revoke Biden’s Veterans Affairs Abortion Rule
Sen. James Lankford, R-Okla., is applauding the Trump administration‘s reversal of a Biden-era rule that permitted the Department of Veterans Affairs health care system to perform abortions. On Friday, the administration posted the proposed rule change in the Federal Register, which will be formally published on Monday, to prevent VA-run hospitals and other medical centers… -
opinion
AI Is Making Us Wiser. Just Ask Socrates.
A recent MIT study made for splashy headlines: “Using AI makes you stupid, research finds.” Though researchers cautioned against using words like “dumb” or “stupid” in their findings, the study appeared to show that the more a person relied on AI, the less neural connectivity that person experienced. The jury is still out on whether… -
opinion
WATCH: The Left Doesn’t Just Hate Sydney Sweeney’s Ad. It Hates You.
American Eagle released a statement Friday afternoon regarding their controversial ad featuring actress Sydney Sweeney. The shocker? The company is refusing to apologize. The Left lost it over the ad campaign, calling it “Nazi propaganda” because she’s white, blonde, and the ad makes a pun about having “good genes” … and good jeans. This kind… -
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Americans for Prosperity Has a Message for Rep. Kaptur on the OBBB
Americans for Prosperity has launched a campaign to “Spotlight the Real Benefits of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.” The first stop, on Friday, involved participants of AFP-Ohio who had a message for Rep. Marcy Kaptur, a Democrat representing Ohio’s 9th Congressional District. The OBBB was signed into law by President Donald Trump last month,… -
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Mike Lee’s Idea to Break Logjam on Trump Nominees Awaiting Senate Confirmation
With the U.S. Senate set to break for August recess, Sen. Mike Lee, R-Utah, told The Daily Signal he is pushing for action on approximately 140 presidential nominees still awaiting confirmation. While the Senate has confirmed more than twice as many nominees as it had at this point in the first Trump administration, Lee said… -
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Corporation for Public Broadcasting Shutting Down
The Corporation for Public Broadcasting–which funds NPR and PBS–is shutting down, it announced on Friday. This follows the Congress voting to cut the funding for the CPB. In a press release, the CPB said it will begin an “orderly winddown.” “Despite the extraordinary efforts of millions of Americans who called, wrote, and petitioned Congress to… -
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Trump Takes Aim at China With New Tariff
The Trump administration has announced a new 40% tariff on transshipments in a move seemingly targeting China. Transshipments are indirect shipments through other nations and often involve the transfer of goods from one vessel to another. China has developed a large global shipping network, so while the tariff on transshipments will affect all countries… -
opinion
There’s Unprecedented Alignment on the Future of Western Sahara. Can Washington Turn It Into Closure?
When the United Kingdom’s new foreign secretary, David Lammy, stood in Rabat this past June and endorsed Morocco’s Western Sahara autonomy plan, he sealed an unprecedented United Nations Security Council alignment: After half a century, the United States, France, and the U.K. are pressing toward the same political end state. Western Sahara, a former Spanish… -
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Religious Expression Rights Restored for Federal Employees
Religious liberty has been restored to government institutions as federal employees can now once again express their faith in the workplace, according to a recent memo from the Trump administration’s U.S. Office of Personnel Management. Protections extended to employees include the display of religious items; religious expressions; and religious conversations between federal employees, including… -
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Did You See What Newsom Posted About Ohio’s Redistricting?
Ahead of the 2026 midterms, red and blue states are looking to go through with redistricting. Ohio is included in the list of those gaining attention, and the state legislature must redraw those maps by Sept. 30. They’re hardly the only state looking to such a plan for next year. After Vice President JD Vance… -
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What Soros Group Says About Reputed Ties to Clinton Campaign in Pushing Russia Hoax
An executive with the George Soros-aligned Open Society Foundations appears to have coordinated with a staffer from the 2016 Hillary Clinton presidential campaign to promote the discredited Donald Trump-Russian collusion narrative, according to declassified information released this week by the Senate Judiciary Committee. However, an Open Society Foundations spokesperson said alleging it orchestrated an FBI… -
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Colorado AG Sues Sheriff’s Deputy for Cooperating With ICE
A Colorado law enforcement officer has been sued for cooperating with federal immigration agents. Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser sued Mesa County Sheriff’s Deputy Alexander Zwinck last week after Zwinck reportedly sent federal agents information about a student present in the U.S. illegally, The Associated Press first reported. Zwinck and another deputy, Erik Olson, have…
