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Texas Democrat Weighs Long-Shot Senate Bid
A little-known Texas state representative, James Talarico, is said to be considering a run for the Democrat nomination for a U.S. Senate seat from the Lone Star State. Three other, better-known Texas Democrats are either already in, or considering jumping into, the race. Whoever wins would face off against either Republican incumbent Sen. John Cornyn… -
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A Big, Beautiful Test of GOP Principles and Discipline
The “Big, Beautiful Bill”—a massive package of tax relief, more funding for immigration enforcement, and savings from entitlement reforms—is now law, and it’s a triumph not only for President Donald Trump but for the whole Republican Party. The GOP passed two make-or-break tests here: one of party discipline, the other of political principles. And the… -
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Leftist Fury Boils Over as Democrats Lose Power, Seek Confrontation
The Democratic Party establishment has been utterly discredited by four years under the Biden administration. While some of its party leaders and strategists have made a short-lived effort to rhetorically move to the “center,” the base of the party seems to be having nothing of it. It wants “blood,” not abundance. At least, that’s what a recent Axios report suggested. “At… -
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Reporter Rebecca Downs to Cover Ohio for The Daily Signal
The Daily Signal announced today that journalist Rebecca Downs will serve as the outlet’s first-ever Ohio correspondent, bringing her extensive political reporting experience to cover state government and politics in the Buckeye State. Downs, who previously served as web editor for Townhall, has nearly a decade of journalism experience. Her work is regularly featured by… -
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California Defies Trump Again as State Refuses to Follow Trans Athlete Order
Not satisfied with the disastrous Los Angeles riots, the Golden State of California has picked up the cudgel once more against President Donald Trump and his administration. The California Department of Education sent a letter July 7 to U.S. Secretary of Education Linda McMahon informing her of the state’s refusal to sign a resolution requiring… -
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What You Need to Know About the Judge Protecting Planned Parenthood’s Funding From One Big, Beautiful Bill
The Massachusetts federal judge who temporarily secured taxpayer dollars for Planned Parenthood after the “One Big, Beautiful Bill” defunding of the nation’s largest abortion provider has a career steeped in progressive politics and controversial rulings. U.S. District Judge Indira Talwani of the District of Massachusetts imposed a temporary restraining order Monday directing the Department of… -
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Supreme Court Tells Judge to Fall in Line
In polite but firm judicial language, the Supreme Court made it clear on July 3 that Massachusetts federal district court Judge Brian Murphy wouldn’t get away with dodging the stay the court had issued against him in an important immigration case. According to the court, Murphy is bound by the prior order and cannot “enforce… -
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Cryptocurrency Legislation Gains Momentum in Hill Negotiations
Crypto is taking over Capitol Hill. President Donald Trump has repeatedly underlined a friendly regulatory regime for cryptocurrency as a legislative priority, and his administration’s preferred deadline for Congress to act is fast approaching. Early on in Trump’s second term, the administration set the August recess as a deadline for Congress to standardize regulations for… -
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BREAKING: Supreme Court Allows Trump’s ‘Transformation of the Federal Bureaucracy’ to Proceed
The Supreme Court Tuesday stayed a district judge’s injunction blocking President Donald Trump from carrying out a “critical transformation of the federal bureaucracy.” Trump signed Executive Order 14210 on Feb. 11, implementing the Department of Government Efficiency Workforce Optimization Initiative. On Feb. 26, Office of Management and Budget Director Russell Vought and Office of Personnel… -
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‘May They Get What They Voted For’: Pediatrician Fired for Anti-Trump Flood Comments
A Houston pediatrician was fired after making controversial social media comments about victims of the recent Texas Hill Country floods. Blue Fish Pediatrics terminated Dr. Christina Propst following widespread criticism of her Facebook post about Kerr County residents who voted for President Donald Trump last year. Propst has since deleted the viral comment. Propst wrote,… -
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Moving on Up?: Georgia Congressman Collins Eyes Senate Bid
Rep. Mike Collins, R-Ga., who was the lead sponsor of the Laken Riley Act, is considering a Senate run against Sen. Jon Ossoff, D-Ga., next year. “So many of you have asked me to take a look at this, and we are, because I respect the feedback and, frankly, your encouragement,” Collins said in a… -
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AG Bondi Explains Why Trump Admin Hasn’t Released Epstein Client List
President Donald Trump sharply criticized a reporter for asking a question about deceased pedophile Jeffrey Epstein amid the devastating Texas flash flooding that has killed more than 100 people, including dozens of children. “Are you still talking about Jeffrey Epstein? Been talked about for years. You’re asking, we have Texas, we have this, we have… -
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Judge Tries to Require Planned Parenthood Funding
The Left has long looked to unelected bureaucrats and judges, rather than elected legislators, to get its way. Having failed to elect a Democrat president or Congress, they are hoping Democrat-appointed judges will block executive orders and statutes that they don’t like. Rogue judges participating in this scheme are eroding the judiciary’s integrity and undermining… -
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NYC Veers Hard Left: What It Means for Virginia
The Democrats’ nomination of Zohran Mamdani, a hard-left member of the Democratic Socialists of America, for mayor of New York City should be front and center in every Republican campaign in Virginia’s 2025 elections. It is now crystal clear: The center of gravity of the Democratic Party is the radical Left. Virginia gubernatorial candidate Abigail… -
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Conservative Churches Win Massive Concession in Court Case Against IRS
DAILY CALLER NEWS FOUNDATION—Churches can speak about candidates from the pulpit without risking their nonprofit status, the IRS said in a court filing on Monday. The IRS reached the agreement to resolve a lawsuit brought by two Christian nonprofits, the National Religious Broadcasters and Intercessors for America, and two Texas churches. Communicating with congregants about candidates is… -
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Cartels at the US Gate: How the Open Border Fueled a Foreign Terror Threat
In January, the White House finally did what should have been done years ago: designate Mexico’s brutal drug cartels as Foreign Terrorist Organizations. This action gives U.S. authorities broader tools to freeze assets, gather intelligence, and dismantle these violent syndicates. As border czar Tom Homan said last week on X, “The Biden Administration is responsible… -
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Get Ready for a Shutdown Showdown in Congress
House Speaker Mike Johnson and Senate Majority Leader John Thune have delivered on the biggest legislative promises of the Republican Party with last week’s passage of the “Big, Beautiful Bill”—extending the 2017 tax cuts and funding border security. But the Republican-controlled Congress’ budget fights are far from over. Here’s what to watch in the coming… -
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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Says His Leadership Position Is an Answer to Prayer
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. believes that his appointment to lead the Department of Health and Human Services was providential, he told Lara Trump on Fox News Saturday. Kennedy cited his faith as the foremost reason for his passion to reshape the health and wellness standards in America. “You know, I literally spent years praying every… -
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Economist Skeptical of California’s Modest Energy Policy Reforms
California public officials’ attempts to address the state’s cost of living crisis are not going to provide much relief, a Golden State economist warns. California Energy Commission Vice Chairman Siva Gunda recently outlined a proposal to temporarily remove a cap on profits of oil refineries that had taken effect under Gov. Gavin Newsom, a Democrat,… -
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Underemployment: The Statistic That Should Guide College Decisions
When parents and prospective students choose colleges, they come across numerous statistics that can help guide their decision. The most popular is probably the acceptance rate, which reflects how exclusive a school is. Many assume that the lower the acceptance rate, the better the school. Others may compare a school’s four-year graduation rate. Real data…
