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    FBI and Secret Service Discover Hunting Stand Potentially Linked to Assassination Attempt Against Trump

    FBI Director Kash Patel reported on X that the U.S. Secret Service discovered on Thursday a “suspicious hunting stand near the [Air Force One] zone in Palm Beach.” The FBI is currently investigating this find as a potential threat to President Donald Trump. “Prior to the president’s return to West Palm Beach, USSS discovered what…
    Lorenzo Prieto
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    What Mamdani Means for NYC: VDH’s Warning

    Victor Davis Hanson warned Americans to not be fooled by Zohran Mamdani’s charming smile. Hanson joined Mark Levin on Fox News’ “Life, Liberty, & Levin” Saturday night and broke down three main factors contributing to the leading mayoral candidate for New York City’s popularity. “I think he feels that he’s a creature of an off…
    Olivia Pero
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    ‘CULTURE OF DEMONIZATION’: Shareholders Demand Companies Drop SPLC After FBI Move Against It

    FIRST ON THE DAILY SIGNAL—Conservative shareholders at eight major corporations have filed resolutions urging those companies to stop using politicized tools like the Southern Poverty Law Center’s “hate map,” which added Turning Point USA a few months before the assassination of Charlie Kirk. The Heritage Foundation and portfolio manager David Bahnsen, which have held thousands…
    Tyler O’Neil
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    ‘No Kings’ Protesters Reveal What Their Movement Is Really About

    Some of the language on the signs is offensive and not appropriate for children. A beautiful and gentle autumn day in Washington, D.C. was turned ugly Saturday by the piercing screams and vile signs of the “No Kings” protests. This second round of the “No Kings” protests turned out to be a hate-filled and unpatriotic…
    Lorenzo Prieto
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    Three Fundamental Differences That Are Dividing Americans

    Americans don’t just disagree on policies. In three key areas, they disagree on the principles that lead to the creation of those policies. The first is truth. Some people believe that absolute truth exists—a shared reality outside of ourselves. We may not like the truth, but attempting to deny it will only cause confusion, frustration,…
    Victor Joecks
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    Victor Davis Hanson Reveals How He’d Rank Trump, Biden Among US Presidents

    Victor Davis Hanson ranked President Donald Trump in the top five of best U.S. presidents and former President Joe Biden among the worst three presidents when he joined Mark Levin Saturday night.  “I think [Trump] is in the top five because he’s not waging a revolution as he’s accused. He’s waging a counterrevolution,” said Hanson,…
    Olivia Pero
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    America’s Christian Revival With Mark Tooley

    Is America in the midst of a religious revival? That’s the question I seek to answer in an interview with Mark Tooley, one of the top thinkers on religion and public life in the United States.  In the wake of the assassination of Charlie Kirk, social media has been replete with stories of Americans reconnecting…
    Jacob Adams
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    The Sneaky Way Corporate America Blacklists Conservatives, and How Some Are Fighting Back

    FIRST ON THE DAILY SIGNAL—Hundreds of companies use the software company Benevity to connect with nonprofits, allowing employees to donate their time and money, but Benevity systematically blacklists conservative nonprofits, and those nonprofits are now speaking out. “We, the undersigned organizations, urge Benevity to immediately end the use of the Southern Poverty Law Center’s ‘Hate…
    Tyler O’Neil
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    New York Times’ Portland Reporting Is Pure Propaganda

    The “fact-checkers” who pick apart President Donald Trump on a daily basis took exception to this recent presidential overstatement: “Portland [Oregon] is burning to the ground, it’s insurrectionists all over the place.” PolitiFact instructed that there’s a few arson convictions, but all the protests are “largely confined to a two-block area” outside the Immigration and…
    Tim Graham
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    Thousands Gather on National Mall for Christian Revival, Praying for Unity in America

    Thousands of people from all 50 states gathered to celebrate Christian revival and pray for unity in America during a four-day-long festival in Washington, D.C. Awaken the Dawn, a grassroots movement focused on worship, prayer, and missions, hosted Communion America, “a festival around the presence of God.” From Oct. 9-12, thousands gathered on the National…
    Virginia Grace McKinnon
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    Study Suggests Transgender Contagion Fizzling Out

    The transgender social contagion among the young may be fizzling out and there are numbers to back it up. A report released on Wednesday concluded that the number of young American identifying as transgender or nonbinary has dipped in the last few years. This represents a major reversal given that transgenderism had been an exploding…
    Jarrett Stepman
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    Trump’s War on Antifa Is Heating up as Congress Considers Next Steps

    With the rise of left-wing terrorism, as epitomized by the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk on Sept. 10, congressional Republicans are doubling down on their efforts to combat violence perpetuated by Antifa and its affiliates. Rep. Brandon Gill, R-Texas, spoke with The Daily Signal about the efforts being undertaken by the White House and…
    Jacob Adams
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    Federal Government Looking to Bring More Law Enforcement to Columbus

    More law enforcement could be coming to Columbus, and that may even include Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents. Ohio’s capital is one of several cities in which the General Services Administration, an independent agency that helps manage and support federal agencies and facilities, was seeking office space. Specifically, “as-is, fully-finished and furnished office space in…
    Rebecca Downs
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    Another Example of Why Media Won’t Earn Back Americans’ Trust

    Only about a quarter of Americans currently trust the media—and a recent decision by a prominent college media conference shows why. MediaFest25, which starts Wednesday and describes itself as the “nation’s largest media convention for pros and college students,” originally greenlit my colleague Virginia Allen and my former colleague Mary Margaret Olohan as speakers. It…
    Katrina Trinko
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    We’re Heading Into the Organ-Harvesting Stage of Assisted Suicide

    The assisted suicide policy has always rested on a slippery slope. Western societies are now fully in the organ harvesting stage on the road to the bottom of this hill. In September, the National Post reported that a 59-year-old Pittsburgh man with congestive heart failure received a working heart from a 38-year-old who had Lou…
    Jarrett Stepman
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    Columbus Day Honors Our Civilization … Which Is the Real Reason Critics Hate It

    Battles over Columbus Day aren’t really about Christopher Columbus at all—they’re about whether America should exist. “Columbus’s journey carried thousands of years of wisdom, philosophy, reason, and culture across the Atlantic into the Americas—paving the way for the ultimate triumph of Western civilization less than three centuries later on July 4, 1776,” President Donald Trump…
    Daniel McCarthy
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    Saving the Catholic Church Starts at Home

    The Church Life Journal from Notre Dame recently published statistics from the General Social Survey regarding the religious practice of cradle Catholics. The report, outlined by Michael Rota and Stephen Bullivant, provides damning evidence about the status of faith among American Catholics. Rota is a philosophy professor and Bullivant is a professor of sociology. Their report and advice are grounded…
    Thomas Griffin
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    REDEFINING YAHWEH: Wikipedia Co-Founder Cites Worst Examples of Bias on the Internet Encyclopedia

    Larry Sanger helped to create Wikipedia, but he says he is horrified at how biased it has become—and he has a few suggestions about how to fix it. “Wikipedia shapes public opinion more than any other single information source of its kind, more than any newspaper or broadcast or podcast,” Sanger tells The Daily Signal….
    Tyler O’Neil
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    Strange Bedfellows: The Forming Ranks in Our New ‘Wars of Religion’

    Human nature does not change, history is not over, and while we take peace for granted, ours is an increasingly violent age. The assassination of Charlie Kirk revealed the forming ranks in what looks to be an emerging war of religion. While many Americans and Westerners are considering Christianity for the first time or deepening…
    Tyler O’Neil
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    Trump’s Celebration of Columbus Day Shows Left Losing Culture Wars

    “We’re back. Columbus Day. We’re back, Italians. We love the Italians.” That was President Donald Trump on Thursday to his Cabinet as he signed a proclamation to honor Christopher Columbus on Columbus Day, to be celebrated on Monday. “Columbus, obviously, discovered the New World in 1492,” Trump said. “He was a great Italian explorer. He…
    Jarrett Stepman
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