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Who Counts? Trump Poised to Try to Remove Noncitizens From Census
Following a years-long surge in illegal immigration, the President Donald Trump administration is poised to challenge a longstanding but legally fraught practice: counting illegal aliens in the U.S. census. Trump tried to end the practice during his first term, but President Joe Biden overturned his predecessor’s policy before it was implemented. Now, buoyed by red… -
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EXCLUSIVE: ‘Full Support Donald’ PAC Takes Aim at Florida Republican
FIRST ON THE DAILY SIGNAL—Entrepreneur James Fishback started the Full Support for Donald PAC to counter Elon Musk’s efforts to create a third political party. Now that Musk’s threats have quieted, the FSD PAC will set its sights on bringing down Rep. Maria Salazar, a Florida Republican who sponsored a bill that would provide amnesty… -
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Polar Bears Thriving, Bees Buzzing—So Why the Hysteria? Unmasking the Tactics of Big Green
Environmental groups are now rich. In 2020 (the most recent data available), they collected $8 billion in donations. $8 billion! “The environmental industrial complex actually has more money in the PR game, the lobbying game, than the real industry,” says physicist Mark Mills in my new video. “Insufficient attention is paid to following the money.” He’s… -
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State AG Charges Shareholder Vote Advisors With Pushing ‘Radical Left-Wing Agenda’ on US Companies
Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey filed lawsuits last week against Glass Lewis and Institutional Shareholder Services, two shareholder voting advisory firms that together hold a virtual duopoly in that market. These firms advise institutional shareholders—typically asset and pension managers—how they should vote on corporate issues. These fund managers are in turn voting as proxies on behalf… -
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Why Are Democrats Flocking to South Carolina?
For some reason, Democrats are flocking to deep-red South Carolina. In recent weeks, California Gov. Gavin Newsom; Rep. Ro Khanna, D-Calif.; and Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear have all visited the Palmetto State, which favored President Donald Trump over Kamala Harris by almost 20 percentage points. In May, Tim Walz and Wes Moore, the governors of… -
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Sentenced to Death in Iran, She Believes the Muslim Nation Can Turn to Jesus, ‘Export Missionaries’ Instead of Terrorism
Marziyeh Amirizadeh says there is only one country in the Middle East that she believes could become a Christian nation—Iran. “I know my people, I know their heart, and know how much they are tired of Islam,” Amirizadeh told The Daily Signal. “And Iran can be a country, a Christian country in the future, hopefully… -
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TIEBREAKER IN CHIEF: Vance‘s Votes Prove Pivotal in Senate
Vice President JD Vance has emerged as an essential force in getting President Donald Trump’s legislative agenda across the finish line. To date, the millennial veep has cast seven tiebreaking votes in his capacity as president of the Senate in support of the Trump administration’s priorities since the beginning of Trump’s second term. This past… -
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Mamdani Is the Mayor New York Democrats Deserve
That people get the government they deserve is a cruel adage, too cruel if you live in dark places where a small minority with guns terrorizes an unarmed population—see “Cuba, socialist state of.” But in a democracy, the maxim holds firmly. Which means that if the citizens of New York City vote in Zohran Mamdani as their mayor come… -
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Democrats Repeat Their Despicable History of Encouraging Defiance of Federal Laws
In their attempts to thwart federal enforcement of our immigration laws, politicians like Democrat state Rep. James Hawkins of Massachusetts apparently want to make it even easier for Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents (and their families) to be doxed, harassed, and attacked. It’s hard to come to any other conclusion when, in the face of the open… -
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Here’s All the Nauseatingly Sexual Books the Left Wants Military Kids Reading
DAILY CALLER NEWS FOUNDATION—A U.S. district court released a comprehensive list on July 11 of every book banned from use in Pentagon-run schools, which includes a slew of highly sexual LGBTQ+ topics directed at children and other leftist literature. The list, totaling 596 books, was included in a lawsuit by the American Civil Liberties Union against… -
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Will K-12 Students Be Disadvantaged by DC Layoffs? Of Course Not
WASHINGTON—Who needs the U.S. Department of Education to stay just the way it is? Not Education Secretary Linda McMahon, who sees it as her mission to be “the last secretary” of a vast bureaucracy known more for its aspirations than its successes. In the meantime, McMahon wants to cut the behemoth down to size. So,… -
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Trump Grabbed the Tiger by the Tail, Now He’s Letting It Go
Catching the tiger by the tail, like catching lightning in a bottle, is a difficult task. More difficult is letting go of the tiger’s tail. In 2015, President Donald Trump wove together a collection of grievances against the ruling elite in Washington, D.C., and rode into office intent on smashing established shibboleths. Leaving, ignominiously, in… -
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NPR’s Arrogance and Bias Betrays Its Pledge to Serve All Americans
As the world of “public” broadcasting faces the rebuke of Congress rescinding its billions of dollars, it spurs a broader thought about the arrogance of liberal journalists at national media outlets. They’re not simply arrogant. They sound remarkably insincere. Start with a man named Michael Tribble, the chief content officer at WAMU, the NPR station… -
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Communist Zohran Mamdani Shows Democrats Can’t Quit Obamaism
It has been painfully obvious, ever since the presidential election last November, that the Democratic Party’s brand is in tatters. This week, a Quinnipiac University poll revealed that congressional Democrats have a minuscule 19% approval rating—an all-time low in the history of that particular poll. Earlier in the week, a Harvard CAPS/Harris poll similarly found… -
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Legacy Media Still Covering for Biden
Was President Joe Biden aware of who he was pardoning in the final days of his presidency? Or were White House staffers behind the unprecedented string of autopen signings? In recent weeks, evidence has been mounting that the former president may not have been in the loop, which is, to be charitable, problematic. Luckily for… -
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Seismic Shifts: How the World Flipped in 6 Months
In less than six months, the entire world has been turned upside down. There is no longer such a thing as conventional wisdom or the status quo. The unthinkable has become the banal. Take illegal immigration—remember the 10,000 daily illegal entries under former President Joe Biden? Recall the only solution was supposedly “comprehensive immigration reform”—a… -
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Senator’s Hospitalization Casts Spotlight on Aging Congress
The sudden hospitalization this week of retiring Sen. Tina Smith, D-Minn., was a reminder of the stresses of politics on an aging Congress. Smith, 67, was hospitalized Wednesday after not feeling well. She was discharged from the hospital the next day but had already announced that she would not run for reelection in 2026. Being… -
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Making America Great Means Making Buildings Beautiful
On Jan. 20, President Donald Trump signed an executive order to “Make Federal Buildings Beautiful Again,” calling for a return to neoclassical architecture in federal construction. To some, this may seem like mere aesthetic preference. But a look back at the history of American architecture reveals that there is a lot more to modern art… -
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Threatened at Boston Marathon: New Mom Takes Stand for Women’s Sports, Common Sense
Running in the Boston Marathon was a longtime dream for Natalie Daniels, and doing it six months’ postpartum, she says, felt like a way to celebrate the beauty and power of the female body. That’s why Daniels says she was troubled to learn that the Boston Marathon was now allowing men who identify as women… -
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‘Onward!’ My Boss Ed Feulner Built a Movement and Cared for People
“Onward!” Along with a dozen other sayings, this was the signature of Edwin J. Feulner, who passed away Friday. There is not a week that goes by that I do not quote him. He was a giant of the conservative movement, but I got to work with him day to day as his chief of…
