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EXCLUSIVE: Why Soros Network Donated Over $1M to This Republican Organization
FIRST ON DAILY SIGNAL—A conservative watchdog is calling for a Republican organization that took more than $1 million from the Soros network’s Open Society Action Fund to “sever its relationship.” The Open Society Action Fund, typically known for donating to left-wing causes in both the United States and abroad, contributed $1.67 million to the International… -
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School Allegedly Allowed Her Daughter to Socially Transition to a Boy
She got the knife away from her daughter. The teenager looked like a “deer in headlights” after the failed suicide attempt, her mother says. Driving to the hospital, the girl did not say much. She was taking medicine for her depression, but clearly, something was very wrong. The teen remained in the hospital from April… -
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Mace in the Race: South Carolina Lawmaker Seeking GOP Nod for Governor
Rep. Nancy Mace on Monday announced her candidacy in an already crowded field for the Republican nomination for governor of South Carolina. “I’m running for governor because South Carolina doesn’t need another empty suit and needs a governor who will fight for you and your values,” Mace said in her announcement speech. “South Carolina needs… -
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Ex-Football Coach Enters Senate Race in Georgia
Former college football coach Derek Dooley entered the race for a Senate seat from Georgia on Monday, aiming to unseat Democrat Sen. Jon Ossoff and marking the beginning of what he hopes will be his political career. In his announcement video, Dooley leans into the reputation of his father, Vince Dooley, who was head coach… -
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There Have Been Updates in Story of Cincinnati Imam Facing Deportation
Last December, Imam Ayman Soliman, who had been living in Cincinnati and at one point served as a chaplain at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital, saw his asylum status change. Last month, he was detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and faces possible deportation. Now, he’s suing over his status. Soliman came into the U.S. on… -
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Where Sovereignty Sinks
If a foreign government stole $1 billion from the U.S. economy, there would surely be a serious reaction. But Chinese fishing fleets could steal much more from American waters, robbing from a fishing industry worth $5.8 billion. In the Aleutian Bering Sea area alone, Coast Guard cutters and aircraft repeatedly encountered Chinese vessels—including military ships—operating… -
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WATCH: Mother Responds to ‘Nightmare’ Hostage Propaganda Video
“I can’t stand, and I can’t walk to the bathroom,” Rom Braslavski says through tears in a hostage propaganda video released over the weekend. Hamas took Braslavski hostage from the Nova Music Festival in Israel on Oct. 7, 2023. His family gave permission Sunday for the video of the young man to be released… -
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Texas Republicans Weigh Legal Punishments for Fleeing Democrats
Texas Republicans are weighing legal consequences for Democrats who have left Austin to stymie efforts to redraw the Lonestar State’s congressional districts. Ahead of the Texas House of Representative’s consideration of a newly-drawn congressional map which would favor Republicans, Democrats have fled the state in order to break quorum—the number of representatives required to be… -
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Trump Compares Sydney Sweeney Billboard to Woke Jaguar Ad
President Donald Trump revealed his stance on actress Sydney Sweeney following her controversial new American Eagle jeans ad. Last week, American Eagle released a campaign with the “Euphoria” actress titled “Sydney Sweeney Has Great Jeans.” Leftists complained that the play on “genes” versus “jeans” was racist with “Nazi” overtones, while others found it to be… -
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Congress Needs to Stop Preserving the Education Department
Like a teacher cleaning the classroom before school opens, U.S. Secretary of Education Linda McMahon is sweeping out the inefficiencies in her agency—but instead of helping, some in the U.S. Senate want to shove dust under the rug. Education Department officials are doing just what was promised in an executive order earlier this year calling… -
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The House That Ed Feulner Built
In 1982, the historian Russell Kirk invited me to attend a meeting of the Philadelphia Society. It was at that meeting that I met Ed Feulner, the founder of the now formidable Heritage Foundation. We have been friends ever since. A few days ago, Ed passed away. Many tributes have been and will be written… -
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Democrats Use Illegal Aliens to Obtain Cheap Labor to Support Their Lifestyles
What happens when U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement rescues 14 children from labor exploitation and exposure to sex offenders in marijuana fields? Surely, this would be a moment for mental clarity and political cohesion, where federal law enforcement officials are recognized for their good work. That was not what happened. Instead, Democrat leaders rushed to… -
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Faith Group Wins Innovation Prize for America’s 250th Celebration
Ahead of America’s 250th anniversary next year, the Herzog Foundation Institute has developed a project to reinvigorate patriotism and educate people on the nation’s founding principles and values. The foundation, a nonprofit focused on the development of Christian K-12 education, won a $50,000 Innovation Prize from The Heritage Foundation in June for its project called… -
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Cambodia Nominates Trump for Peace Prize, Becoming the Third Country to Do So
Cambodia announced Friday it will nominate President Donald Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize after he helped bring the Cambodia-Thailand border conflict to a ceasefire agreement. “He should get the Nobel, not only for his work on Cambodia but also elsewhere,” said Cambodia’s Deputy Prime Minister Sun Chanthol in an interview with The Wall Street… -
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Netanyahu, Fetterman Respond to Horrific Hamas Video Showing Starving Hostage Digging Grave
Hamas released on Friday a horrifying propaganda video depicting a starving Israeli hostage digging his own grave. The images have sparking outrage around the world. In the five-minute video, the emaciated Evyatar David is seen inside a narrow, claustrophobic tunnel, digging his own grave while crossing off the days on a calendar. “I haven’t eaten… -
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Trump Fires BLS Chief Over Job Data ‘Tampering’ as Hassett Calls for Fresh Leadership
When confronted with July’s unexpectedly small job gain, National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett questioned the job report’s accuracy and called for “a fresh set of eyes” at the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Friday’s report also included a sizable downgrade in the number of jobs created in May and June from original estimates. “The fact… -
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Jaguar CEO to Retire Following Last Year’s Ad Controversy
The Jaguar CEO recently resigned in the wake of a controversial ad campaign the luxury car company released months ago in an effort to rebrand as “woke.” After spending three years as CEO and three decades total with Jaguar Land Rover, Adrian Mardell will officially retire on Dec. 31, the company announced Thursday. This comes… -
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What to Know About Next 2 Biden Aides to Face Questions This Week on 46th President’s Decline
Two more senior aides who were longtime members of Joe Biden’s inner circle will take questions from the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee this coming week. On Tuesday, Bruce Reed, former deputy chief of staff for policy in the Biden White House will sit down for a transcribed interview with House investigators. Reed was… -
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‘Go to Hell’: Trump Accuses Schumer of Extortion Tactics
President Donald Trump accused Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., of demanding over $1 billion in order to approve some of his judicial nominations in a post on his social media platform Saturday evening. After long negotiations seeking to make a deal on Trump’s judicial nominees Saturday night, little progress was made, and now the… -
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Trump’s Mission to Make America’s Kids Fit Again Is Way Overdue
Poor health and obesity, and the chronic diseases that accompany them, cost this country billions of dollars. President Donald Trump, alongside Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., is on a mission to end that, and he’s starting with our children. It’s often said that you can’t outrun a bad diet. The implication…
