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3 Takeaways From Day 1 of Kavanaugh’s Confirmation Fight
>> Check out 5 Takeaways From Day 2 of Kavanaugh’s Confirmation Hearing >> Check out 3 Takeaways From Day 3 of Kavanaugh’s Confirmation Hearing The… Read More
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Women’s March Leader Linda Sarsour Arrested at Kavanaugh Hearing
Women’s March leader Linda Sarsour was among the left-wing activists arrested Tuesday for interrupting the confirmation hearing for Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh. Sarsour entered… Read More
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She’s Allergic to Grass Pollen, and the Local Government Is Forcing Her to Grow Turf Grass
For four years, Carl and Janice Duffner of St. Peters, Missouri, have been fighting the city’s enforcement of a mandate to grow turf grass in… Read More
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Public Employees Won Big Over Unions This Summer. Here’s the Next Fight Ahead.
This past Labor Day weekend, it was fitting to honor and celebrate the hardworking public servants who teach our children, pave our roads, and serve… Read More
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Protesters Disrupt Kavanaugh Hearing, Democrats Try to Delay
Chaos gripped the opening moments of Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh’s confirmation hearing Tuesday, as Democratic senators attempted to delay proceedings while protesters heckled Republican… Read More
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The Daily Signal Podcast: Tuesday, Sept. 4
It’s going to be a busy week in Washington with Judge Brett Kavanaugh’s confirmation hearings taking center stage. The Senate Judiciary Committee starts with opening… Read More
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Fact-Checking 4 of Critics’ Claims About Brett Kavanaugh
Brett Kavanaugh’s nomination to serve on the Supreme Court is the most contentious issue in the Senate, prompting intense partisan debate and numerous claims about… Read More
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Racial Discrimination at Harvard and America’s ‘Elite’ Universities
The Justice Department made news on Thursday when it filed a “statement of interest” in a long-running lawsuit against Harvard University that supported claims of Asian-American… Read More
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What to Expect in Kavanaugh’s Senate Hearings
The Senate Judiciary Committee’s hearing for Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh begins at 9:30 a.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 4. Here’s what you can expect. The… Read More
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The Daily Signal Podcast: Friday, Aug. 31
The Senate is gearing up for its most contentious fight of the year: hearings to confirm Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court. Tom Jipping, a… Read More
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How Louisiana Stood Up to the Anti-Gun Corporate Elite
The state of Louisiana recently held some members of the corporate social police accountable for discriminating against law-abiding Americans. By a vote of 7-6, the… Read More
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What 2 Women Who Actually Clerked for Kavanaugh Really Think of Him
When Sarah Pitlyk went to clerk for Judge Brett Kavanaugh on the D.C. Circuit Court, she found herself in a unique situation: Between the time… Read More
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Christian Cake Baker Turns the Tables, Sues Colorado for Anti-Religious Bias
Jack Phillips owns Masterpiece Cakeshop in Lakewood, Colorado, and is himself a master baker. He’s in trouble with the state of Colorado for declining to… Read More
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The Daily Signal Podcast: Wednesday, Aug. 29
During the Obama years, red states found themselves battling together on the front lines to defend liberty against an overreaching federal government. Attorneys General Ken… Read More
Senate Ramping Up Trump Judicial Confirmations This Week
Since March, Senate Democrats have forced 30 hours of debate on each of five of President Donald Trump’s federal district court judge nominees subsequently approved… Read More
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Kavanaugh Follows the Law, Even Under the Most Difficult Circumstances
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., served on the Judiciary Committee in 2009. During the confirmation for Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor, Schumer said that… Read More
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Existing Law Didn’t Protect Victims From the Jacksonville Shooter. It Left Them Defenseless.
This past weekend, a competitor at a video game competition in Jacksonville, Florida, allegedly opened fire on fellow gamers, killing two and wounding 10 before… Read More
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Electoral College Foes Continue Push to Make Popular Vote Winner President
Efforts to elect the president by popular vote has had mixed popularity this year, as Arizona and Maine failed to gather the required number of… Read More
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Michael Cohen Didn’t Actually Violate Federal Campaign Laws. Here’s Why.
Hey, Michael Cohen: You actually didn’t violate that election law. Cohen, the president’s former attorney, agreed to two counts of campaign finance law violations last… Read More
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Kavanaugh Rules by the Law, Even in Tough Cases
Article 30 of the Massachusetts Constitution, authored by John Adams and adopted in 1780, calls for a “government of laws and not of men.” The… Read More
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The Latest Ploy Liberals Are Using to Try to Block Kavanaugh
Perhaps one day a court will find that Donald Trump conspired with his personal lawyer Michael Cohen to pay nondisclosure agreements meant to silence his… Read More
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His Dad Immigrated From Cuba. He Clerked for Kavanaugh. They Both Love the Constitution.
Roman Martinez’s father immigrated from Cuba to the United States after communist dictator Fidel Castro took power. Because of that, Martinez says he has a unique appreciation… Read More
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Bill Clinton Got His Supreme Court Pick While Under Investigation. Trump Should Get His.
Back in July, some Senate Democrats started demanding that the confirmation process for Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh be delayed until after the Mueller investigation… Read More
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More on Criminal Justice Reform: A Response to Paul Mirengoff
Opposition to the criminal justice reform proposals that the Senate is now considering, which promise significant public safety gains, continues to miss the mark. Last… Read More
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What These 6 University of Iowa Students Say About Mollie Tibbetts’ Death
IOWA CITY, IOWA—For students who attend the University of Iowa, the beginning of the school year brought the tragic news of their classmate Mollie Tibbetts’… Read More
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‘I Took Control’: Sessions Punches Back After Latest Trump Criticism
After months of taking sharp criticism, Attorney General Jeff Sessions fired back Thursday in a barely subtle way at President Donald Trump. Sessions issued a… Read More
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The Daily Signal Podcast: Thursday, Aug. 23
The Heritage Foundation’s Hans von Spakovsky weighs in on the Mollie Tibbetts case. The man charged with her murder is believed to be an illegal… Read More
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Fallout for Trump: 4 Big Questions After Manafort, Cohen Convictions
A guilty verdict in Northern Virginia didn’t implicate President Donald Trump, while a guilty plea in Manhattan did implicate the president, but it could be… Read More
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Mollie Tibbetts Case Shows Cost of Not Enforcing Immigration Laws
This is a lightly edited transcript of an interview on the Aug. 23 Daily Signal podcast. President Donald Trump: You heard about today with the… Read More
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Let’s Join Together to Stop Out-of-Control Prosecutors
At this unique moment in American history, liberals and conservatives have something in common: an abhorrence of government prosecutors run amok. Republicans are livid at… Read More
