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Rep. Brandon Gill Calls for Judges to Be Impeached, Subpoenaed
Republican Rep. Brandon Gill of Texas says judges overruling President Donald Trump’s agenda amounts to “judicial tyranny.” Now, Gill is calling on Congress to end the judicial overreach via impeachment. “One of the biggest problems in the country right now is judicial tyranny,” Gill told The Daily Signal’s Tony Kinnett on “The Tony Kinnett Cast.”… -
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How Long Could the War Between Russia and Ukraine Last? Polish Leader Provides Insight
Poland is no stranger to conflict with Russia. After World War II, Poland and other Slavic European nations spent more than a decade battling Russian aggression. “It was a tragic, tragic struggle against Russians and their totalitarian rule,” Deputy Speaker of Poland’s Parliament Krzysztof Bosak explained during an interview with The Daily Signal, adding that the Polish… -
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As Washington Looks for Way to Pass AI Regulation Moratorium, State Laws to Protect Children in Danger
State laws that seek to protect children online could come under threat by continuing efforts in Washington to create an artificial intelligence regulation moratorium on the state and local level. President Donald Trump announced on Monday that he would be signing an executive order to restrict individual state regulations of artificial intelligence, the latest development… -
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How DHS Is Further Modernizing Citizenship Verification for Voting
An immigration think tank is calling for Congress to consider mandating the use of a citizenship verification for voter registration after the Department of Homeland Security announced plans to make the Systematic Alien Verification for Entitlements more user-friendly for state and local election offices. Last week, the DHS settled a case with four states—Florida,… -
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Why It Matters in This Supreme Court Case If JD Vance Runs in 2028
Supreme Court arguments about campaign spending limits included open talk of a JD Vance 2028 presidential campaign, in a case first launched by the vice president when he was running for U.S. Senate. In National Republican Senatorial Committee v. Federal Election Commission, the Trump administration is not defending the current federal law, which prohibits political… -
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Illinois Cop Arrested by ICE Causes Political Firestorm
In solidly blue Illinois, members of the state’s conservative Freedom Caucus are harshly criticizing the reinstatement of a noncitizen as a police officer who was recently arrested by Immigration and Customs Enforcement. On Oct. 15, ICE arrested Radule Bojovic, an alleged “illegal alien from Montenegro who was recently sworn in as a police officer in… -
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A Golden Age in US-Hungarian Relations Has Begun
November’s White House meeting between Prime Minister Viktor Orban and President Donald Trump was more than just a diplomatic photo op. It was a geopolitical turning point that established a new foundation for U.S.-Hungarian relations and launched what many across Europe are already calling a golden age of partnership. For years, Brussels insisted that small… -
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Indiana State Senate Moves Forward With Redistricting Bill
Republicans came one step closer yesterday in keeping their majority in the U.S. House of Representatives. Yesterday evening, by a vote of 6-to-3, the Indiana State Senate Elections Committee advanced a redistricting bill that could give the GOP two more House seats from the Hoosier State. Indiana currently has nine people in its House delegation, seven… -
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Chinese Organized Crime and the US Cannabis Market
Few Americans are aware of the extent to which Chinese Transnational Criminal Organizations (TCOs) have infiltrated the cannabis (more colloquially known as marijuana or pot) market in the United States. By purchasing and leasing property in the U.S., Chinese TCOs have exploited the state-lawful, domestic U.S. cannabis industry in ways that legalization advocates never foresaw and have not yet admitted. The Expanding Illicit Market According to the Whitney… -
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Commemorating the 250th Anniversary of the Battle of Great Bridge, Virginia
Today, Dec. 9, 2025, marks an important anniversary in the lead-up to our country’s upcoming Semiquincentennial: The Battle of Great Bridge. Though less well known than either Lexington and Concord, the Battle of Great Bridge was nonetheless a critical victory—both strategically and in boosting Patriot morale at a time when the struggle for American independence… -
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Trump Threatens Mexico With Additional Tariffs Over Failure to Fulfill Water Agreement
President Donald Trump has threatened to impose new 5% tariffs on Mexico if the country does not “immediately” comply with a decades-old water treaty. “Mexico still owes the U.S over 800,000 acre-feet of water for failing to comply with our Treaty over the past five years,” Trump wrote on Truth Social, referring to the 1944 U.S.-Mexico Water Treaty. The treaty requires the U.S…. -
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Will Trump Lower Tariffs to Address Affordability?
President Donald Trump didn’t rule out reducing tariffs on some goods in order to address affordability concerns. When asked by Politico if he would rule out reducing tariffs on any more goods, Trump said he would “on some” goods, adding on some, he will increase tariffs. “Because you know what happens is because of tariffs,… -
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Why Indiana Is the ‘Last Line of Defense’ for Republicans
The Hoosier State has joined the redistricting war. A new Republican-favored U.S congressional map, known as Map 90, advanced out of the Indiana Senate Elections Committee Monday night, heading for a final Senate floor vote later this week. The map has already passed the Indiana state House. The new congressional map would likely give the final two Democrat U.S. House seats to Republicans, making the states’ margins 9-0, in… -
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Keep on Truckin’—If You Are Rightly Licensed
WASHINGTON—What happens when rules designed to ensure public safety fray so much that undocumented residents can obtain commercial driver’s licenses for big rigs, even if they are not qualified to drive them and do not speak English? In 2025, Americans saw the danger of allowing unvetted migrants to drive big rigs without obtaining bona fide… -
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Victor Davis Hanson: ‘It’s Road Warrior Out There’: Illegals Plaguing Our Highways and Health Care
On this episode of “Victor Davis Hanson: In His Own Words,” Victor Davis Hanson and Jack Fowler dig into the danger of tens of thousands of illegal immigrants racing tractor-trailers down our nation’s highways, and millions of illegal aliens flooding our health care system. Editor’s note: This is a lightly edited transcript of a segment… -
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White House Updates Monroe Doctrine in National Security Strategy
President Donald Trump’s new National Security Strategy is garnering support across the conservative movement. On Friday, the Department of State released its new National Security Strategy—a policy paper detailing the administration’s priorities across the world. To some in the conservative orbit, it is a 33-page crystallization of just how the Trump movement wants to rethink… -
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Current Florida Congressional Map Violates Constitution, Republican Says
Gov. Ron DeSantis’ plan to reshape Florida’s congressional map ahead of midterm elections gives the state a “unique opportunity” to augment the Republican majority in Congress, Florida GOP operatives tell The Daily Signal. “Florida will 1,000% play a role in this redistricting fight,” a prominent Florida Republican said. “It’s just going to be a matter… -
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Majority of Justices Seem Prepared to Hold that the President Can Control the Executive Branch
Who controls the executive branch of government? For more than two hours on Monday, the Supreme Court listened to U.S. Solicitor General John Sauer and Amit Agarwal, a lawyer for Protect Democracy and former counsel to the Biden and Harris presidential campaigns, argue over this fundamental question. The issues raised in the case of Trump… -
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Sonia Sotomayor Says Trump Will Have ‘Absolute Power’ If the Court Overturns Humphrey’s Executor
The Supreme Court’s conservative-leaning majority seems poised to scrap a 90-year precedent that has insulated the deep state for decades. Justices are weighing whether an elected president can remove executive branch officials serving on supposedly “independent” commissions or boards, and whether blocking the president from doing so violates the constitutional principle of separation of powers…. -
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Trump Administration Has Found 62,000 Children, Some Victims of Sex Trafficking and Forced Labor, Tom Homan Reports
The Trump administration has located 62,000 children who entered the U.S. unaccompanied under the previous administration, according to border czar Tom Homan. “Some of these children were in sex trafficking—we found them. Some were in forced labor, some were being mistreated—I can’t even discuss some of the mistreatment we found out about,” Homan said Sunday on Fox News’ “Fox & Friends Weekend.” “President [Donald] Trump, again, proves why…
