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Most Republicans Aren’t Keen on Extending Obamacare Subsidies
For weeks now, Democrats have been demanding that Republicans negotiate an extension of expiring COVID-19-era premium health care tax credits in exchange for their votes to reopen the federal government. But most Republicans, many of whom would like to see further reforms to Obamacare, do not appear keen on extending the COVID-19-era policy. Prominent Senate… -
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BREAKING: Trump Announces Major Israel-Hamas Breakthrough
Israel and Hamas have reached a peace deal, President Donald Trump announced Wednesday evening on his social media platform Truth Social. “I am very proud to announce that Israel and Hamas have both signed off on the first Phase of our Peace Plan,” Trump wrote. “This means that ALL of the Hostages will be… -
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EXCLUSIVE: White House Memo Exposes Democrats’ History of Pushing Health Care for Illegal Immigrants
FIRST ON THE DAILY SIGNAL—The White House is exposing Democrats’ efforts to give illegal immigrants access to health care under the Biden administration, according to a memo obtained by The Daily Signal. “This memo discusses specific actions taken by the Biden administration to provide Obamacare and Medicaid benefits to illegal immigrants,” the document says. President… -
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The Left Thinks a Loss of Power Means War
President Donald Trump is successfully waging a counterrevolution against left-wing institutions using the bully pulpit and his rightful political authority. The academic Left thinks this amounts to war. That was the take by a series of academics in a lengthy article by New York Times columnist Thomas B. Edsall. In his piece titled “Trump Is… -
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Trump Teases Next Move in Crackdown on Antifa
President Donald Trump is considering taking his fight against Antifa to the next level. The president held a roundtable discussion on Wednesday highlighting the stories of conservative influencers who have been assaulted by Antifa rioters across the country. He has already named Antifa a domestic terrorist organization. He told reporters after the roundtable he would… -
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NYC Mayor Seeks Protections for Columbus Statues
THE CENTER SQUARE—Outgoing New York City Mayor Eric Adams is moving to protect a pair of Christopher Columbus statues amid threats from mayoral front-runner Zohran Mamdani, who has called for them to be toppled. Adams, who steps down at the end of the year after choosing not to run for reelection, told the New York… -
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Horrific Texts Are Merely ‘Distractions’ to Virginia Democrats
Much has already been written regarding the case of Jay Jones, the Democratic Party candidate for Virginia’s next attorney general. This addition to the volumes already written concerns the job he wants: a position inartfully referred to as the commonwealth’s “top cop.” Spearheading investigations and acting on behalf of the Virginia taxpayers, the job can… -
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Congressman Completely Debunks Democrats’ Government Shutdown Narrative
The Democrats and their allies in the corporate media have been lying through their teeth about the government shutdown and their ridiculous demands to reopen the government. This week, Rep. Dusty Johnson, R-S.D., joins “The Signal Sitdown” to debunk the Left’s chosen narratives about the government shutdown. ”They’re big mad about [President] Donald Trump,” Johnson… -
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Left-Wing Groups Warn Democrats About Potential House Race Losses
Left-wing organizations are sounding the alarm that Democrats could lose as many as 19 congressional seats in the near future if the Supreme Court decides to ax the principle of drawing congressional districts along racial lines. Reacting to the potential for a massive shake-up in the House, Atlanta-based Fair Fight Action CEO Lauren Groh-Wargo doubled… -
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How Supreme Court Showdown Over Illinois Election Law Could Change Future of Ballots
The Supreme Court heard arguments Wednesday about an Illinois law that allows ballots to be counted that arrive up to 14 days after Election Day. The plaintiffs, Rep. Mike Bost, R-Ill., and two presidential electors from the state, contend that federal law established Election Day and Illinois allows votes to come in two weeks longer… -
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Ohio Republicans Are Not Playing Games With the Shutdown
With the government having now been shut down for a week, Ohio’s top Republicans in Congress are not holding back from calling out Democrats for what’s been dubbed the “Schumer Shutdown,” after Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y. Both of Ohio’s U.S. senators are Republicans, with Sen. Jon Husted facing an election next year and… -
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Democrats Are Putting Shutdown Politics Ahead of Essential Federal Workers, Johnson Says
House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., on Wednesday denounced Democrats for what he called putting politics ahead of the well-being of essential federal employees, who are working without pay. The speaker noted at a press conference that Democrat members of Congress are still getting paid this month, while “the men and women of the U.S. Capitol… -
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Thanks for the HELP: Sen. Cassidy Hails Key Senate Confirmations
FIRST ON THE DAILY SIGNAL—Amid the partisan gridlock of a government shutdown, the Senate confirmed 107 of President Donald Trump’s nominees this week, many of whom will play major roles in the administration. Sen. Bill Cassidy, R-La., who chairs the Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions, is celebrating the confirmation of 15 nominees… -
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Washington Post Columnist Gets Murder Rates Wrong. Here’s Why It Matters.
In July, Washington Post columnist E.J. Dionne Jr. penned a piece titled “The good news about murder,” purporting to explain how and why violent crime rates rose during the pandemic years but have drastically fallen since. The problem? In his column, he conspicuously ignores the pre-pandemic crime spikes in cities with “progressive” policies and conveniently memory-holes… -
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EXCLUSIVE: Meet the ‘Worst of the Worst’ Criminals Arrested by ICE Agents Working for Free
FIRST ON THE DAILY SIGNAL—Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents, working without pay due to the government shutdown, arrested pedophiles, human smugglers, and thieves across the country on Tuesday. “During the Democrats’ government shutdown, our ICE law enforcement officers are working without pay to arrest pedophiles, human smugglers, and other violent criminals from our streets,” Department… -
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Jared Kushner Is in Egypt for Israel-Hamas Negotiations. Here’s Why That Matters.
President Donald Trump has deployed son-in-law Jared Kushner to Egypt amid negotiations for a hostage deal and ceasefire between Israel and Hamas. Kushner is a staunch supporter of Israel and played a critical role in the negotiations of the Abraham Accords during the first Trump administration. His arrival is reported to suggest a final… -
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Why Israel Is Losing the PR Battle
Israel’s battlefield victories haven’t kept it from losing support among Americans. The New York Times recently released some jaw-dropping poll results on U.S. support for Israel—more accurately, the lack thereof. Forty percent believe Israel is intentionally killing civilians. Just 25% say Israel is taking enough precautions to avoid civilian casualties. There are major splits by… -
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WATCH: CA Gov. Candidate Threatens to Leave Interview Over Follow-up Questions
Democrat former Rep. Katie Porter, a top contender to become the next governor of California, has gone viral for abruptly threatening to terminate an interview due to “follow-ups” to questions about whether she needs Republican support to win in the general election. “What do you say to the 40% of California voters, who you’ll need… -
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BREAKING: Comey Enters Plea on Perjury, Obstruction Charges
Former Federal Bureau of Investigation Director James Comey pleaded not guilty Wednesday to the two criminal charges he faces for allegedly lying to Congress. Comey was indicted Sept. 25 for making a false statement and obstruction of a congressional proceeding. If convicted, he could face up to five years in prison and a $250,000 fine…. -
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What to Expect When Spanberger and Earle-Sears Face Off for First Time
The two candidates vying to become Virginia’s next governor will take the stage Thursday night at Norfolk State University for the first and possibly only gubernatorial debate of this election season, just as controversy rages over texts by Democrat attorney general candidate Jay Jones suggesting in 2022 that bullets should be saved for killing a…
