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4 House Republicans Vie to Replace Green as Homeland Security Panel Chairman
Editor’s note: Rep. Andrew Garbarino, R-N.Y., was chosen as the new chairman of the committee. Rep. Mark Green’s sudden retirement from Congress has left a major job opening for his fellow Republicans—replacing the Tennessean as chairman of the House Committee on Homeland Security. Now, with President Donald Trump in office, chairing the committee that deals… -
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Virginia Attorney General Launches Ad as Part of Reelection Campaign
Jason Miyares, Virginia’s attorney general, launched his first television ad for the Nov. 5 general election, in an effort to expose his Democratic opponent ahead of a tight battle. In the ad, titled “Soft Jay Jones will not keep us safe,” Miyares’ campaign contrasts the two candidates for the state’s attorney general position. Miyares’ campaign… -
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Attacks on ICE Officers Are Way Up, but Still Undercounted, Immigration Expert Says
An immigration expert is sounding the alarm about the rise in violence against Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers. There has been an astonishing 830% increase in assaults against ICE officers, according to congressional testimony from Mike Howell, president of the Oversight Project. He said that number is likely a conservative estimate. “It’s probably five to… -
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Little-Noticed Big Labor Move Threatens Election Integrity
America’s representative system relies on voters trusting that their legal ballots will be counted, but the Left’s push for Big Labor unions in every aspect of American society threatens to erode that firm foundation. How can American voters trust the integrity of the system if the election workers who manage it join a hyper-partisan union… -
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5 Ways Trump Is Making America the ‘Hottest Country in the World,’ According to the White House
Sunday marked six months into President Donald Trump’s second term, which the White House says has been characterized by “winning.” “In just six months, President Trump has made America the hottest country in the world,” assistant press secretary Liz Huston told The Daily Signal. “President Trump is delivering on his promises in record time—The border… -
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‘Other People’s Money’: How New OPM Chief Is Maximizing Efficiency at Executive HR Agency
The new director of the executive branch’s human resources department is aiming to make the agency the most efficient in the government, he told reporters Monday. “The culture is what drives our behavior, and what my perception is, and what I like to do in government is, I’d like for people to think about us… -
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Mamdani Wants to Leave Battered Women Without Police Protection
The shocking headlines read like dark satire jokes on sites like The Onion or The Babylon Bee. Only, tragically, they’re real. While leftists claim they care for women and other historically marginalized groups, their policies show otherwise. Latest case: socialist New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani saying domestic violence victims don’t deserve police response…. -
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Is This Ohio DCCC Front-Line Member’s Reelection at Risk?
Ohio could help determine which party controls the House of Representatives following the 2026 midterms. Two Democrats, Reps. Marcy Kaptur of Ohio’s 9th Congressional District and Emilia Sykes of Ohio’s 13th Congressional District, are on the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee’s front-line members list and are also being targeted by the National Republican Congressional Committee. Last… -
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Deal or No Deal? Why Israel Launched Ground Attack in a Gaza City It Hadn’t Entered Since War Began
Israel Defense Forces has pushed into a central Gaza city for the first time since Israel’s war with Hamas began following the militant group’s Oct. 7, 2023, terrorist attack on Israel. Tanks rolled into the southern and eastern areas of Deir al-Balah on Monday. The city holds one of four “central camps” in Gaza, The Jerusalem… -
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Trump Revives Traditional School Discipline Policies
School discipline based on traditional notions of justice and common sense is increasingly returning to classrooms thanks to the Trump administration. In April, President Donald Trump signed an executive order, “Reinstating Common Sense School Discipline Policies.” The order’s purpose was to ensure that the “Federal Government will no longer tolerate known risks to children’s safety and… -
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The Awesome, Breathtaking Stunt Work of Congressional Democrats
Back at our church in Los Angeles, I used to hang out with some of Hollywood’s top stunt people, like Phil, who floated down across the fountain of the Bellagio into the back of a moving convertible in one of the “Hangover” movies. Or Terri, who would smash through car windows and jump jet-skis world… -
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First US Rare Earth Minerals Mine in 70 Years Will Lessen Dependence on China
Last week on the Senate floor, I hailed the opening in Sheridan, Wyoming, of the Brook Mine—the first rare earth elements mine to break ground in the U.S. in 70 years. Secretary of Energy Chris Wright recently joined me in Sheridan for its opening and deemed it a “landmark moment” for America’s energy independence. Here’s… -
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Ed Feulner’s Enduring Legacy: Shaping the Conservative Movement
Over the weekend, Edwin Feulner, founder, trustee, and the longest-serving president of The Heritage Foundation, passed away at the age of 83. “Ed Feulner was more than a leader—he was a visionary, a builder, and a patriot of the highest order. His unwavering love of country and his determination to safeguard the principles that made… -
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Border Czar Homan Pledges to ‘Flood the Zone’ of Sanctuary Cities
New York City is going to get more of what its left-wing politicians do not want, border czar Tom Homan says. Homan is pledging to send more federal immigration officers to “sanctuary cities,” he explained, because arresting an illegal alien already in custody is much safer for law enforcement, the community, and the illegal immigrants… -
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Trump: No Senate Vacation Until Nominees Are Confirmed
President Donald Trump doesn’t want any senators going on summer vacation until more of his nominees are confirmed. “Hopefully the very talented [Senate Majority Leader] John Thune, fresh off our many victories over the past two weeks and, indeed, 6 months, will cancel August recess (and long weekends!), in order to get my incredible nominees… -
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EXCLUSIVE: Sen. Scott Endorses School Choice Program
In a letter to the National Governors Association, Sen. Rick Scott, R-Fla., has called on the governors of every state to opt into the new federal school choice provision of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. “School choice isn’t just about education—it’s about freedom, opportunity, and allowing parents to choose what’s best for their kids,… -
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Iran War Has Created Golden Opportunity for Stable Middle East Peace
For nearly half a century, the Middle East has been defined by a single overarching reality: the Iranian threat. Since 1979, the ayatollahs’ growing influence, nuclear program, and destabilizing activities have shaped regional dynamics more than perhaps any other factor. An entire generation has grown up accepting periodic clashes and proxy conflicts as the natural order, with… -
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Why Won’t Congress Investigate the Epstein Case?
After weeks of right-wing infighting, President Donald Trump on Thursday evening ordered Attorney General Pam Bondi to seek the release of grand jury testimony relating to the Jeffrey Epstein case in which the deceased mysterious billionaire was accused of sexually abusing scores of underage girls. The president’s post on Truth Social carried a begrudging tone: … -
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Climate Crazies Are Putting Energy Executives on Trial for Murder
As climate lawsuits falter around the country, left-wing litigators are exploring a risible new legal strategy—trying energy companies and their executives for homicide and wrongful death, a climate change Nuremburg. Left-wing climate groups are mobilizing around a precedent-setting wrongful death lawsuit in Washington State, which contends that energy companies are directly responsible for… -
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Higher Education in Trouble: Political Repercussions
Nine months after the 2024 election, we’ve been graced with definitive dissections of the electorate and how it has changed since that escalator ride 10 years and one month ago. There’s wide agreement in the analyses of The Associated Press/Fox News Vote Cast, the Democrat firm Catalist’s What Happened, and the Pew Research Center analysis….
