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A Sikh woman had an article of her faith taken from her as she entered a federal building–despite having a judge’s permission to bring it… Read More
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Life as a third-party candidate is far from easy. Those battling the two-party system often juggle campaigning with a 9-to-5 job and face tough hurdles… Read More
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In response to subpoenas issued by the city of Houston to pastors who spoke out on same-sex marriage, a faith-based organization launched a petition demanding… Read More
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Legendary fashion designed Oscar de la Renta, famous for dressing first ladies ranging from Jackie Kennedy to Laura Bush, died last night at age 82…. Read More
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President Obama has evolved on marriage. Again. After supporting marriage as the union of a man and a woman until just before the elections of… Read More
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RALEIGH, N.C.—Consider a few truths about the politics of students at North Carolina State University, a school known for its engineering and agriculture programs and… Read More
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A taxpayer-funded housing project in Memphis has a host of dangerous safety violations, including problems with mold, exposed electrical wiring and missing locks, among countless… Read More
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Having a baby is supposed to be one of the happiest moments of your life. But for Bobby Lopez, an unusual figure in the marriage… Read More
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So who supports decriminalizing cocaine, heroin, LSD, methamphetamine, ecstasy and all dangerous drugs, including marijuana? No, it’s not your teenage nephew. It’s President Obama’s new… Read More
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At a Maryland campaign stop Sunday, members of the crowd at a Democratic campaign rally left as President Obama was still speaking. Obama attended a… Read More
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RALEIGH, N.C.–For Republicans, “ground zero” is the state where the party’s fortunes in the Senate could be won or lost. And for a Republican Party… Read More
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A dispute between the Republican research firm America Rising and a Wikipedia editor named “Jehochman” has triggered a debate about editing Wikipedia pages during political campaigns. Jonathan Hochman, founder of… Read More
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Former Gov. Mike Huckabee is calling on “every pastor in America” to send their sermons to Annise D. Parker, the Houston mayor who is under fire… Read More
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No bloviating: It was an exchange you don’t want to miss. On “The Daily Show” the other night, host Jon Stewart and Fox News giant… Read More
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Total deportations by U.S. Immigrations and Customs Enforcement shrunk by 15 percent between 2013 and 2014, according to a new report by the Center for Immigration… Read More
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White House reporters are testing a system to circumvent White House involvement in the distribution of press “pool” reports. As The Daily Signal previously reported, Obama… Read More
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Move over, flash mobs. Mass Mobs are here. Inspired by flash mobs, groups of Catholics have started Mass Mobs, an effort to gather the faithful… Read More
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Juan Seguín, José Antonio Navarro, Lorenzo de Zavala. Recognize any of those names? If so, you know your Texas history well. If not, you may… Read More
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For years, those in favor of same-sex marriage have argued that all Americans should be free to live as they choose. And yet in countless cases,… Read More
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This month marks the 50th anniversary of the Free Speech Movement at the University of California, Berkeley. The student movement that sparked the rebellions of… Read More
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President Obama today turned to a trusted lawyer and political operative to become the nation’s “Ebola czar,” charged with managing the effort to contain the… Read More
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Conservatives are more likely to vote than liberals in the upcoming midterm elections, according to a new poll released by The Pew Research Center. Seventy-three… Read More
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The naming of Ron Klain as the new Ebola czar leaves me with a couple of questions. Do we need a “czar” at all? And… Read More
SocietyCommentary
You’d be hard pressed to find a lawyer willing to defend the overly broad subpoenas that were issued by the City of Houston to a… Read More
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Ebola may be the only news you paid attention to this week (how could you not), but photo journalists all over the world captured everything… Read More
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Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., told Politico that the GOP could win one third of the black vote in 2016 by promoting “criminal-justice reform, school choice and… Read More
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Political campaign commercials are saturating the airwaves in TV markets across America. Now, thanks to an analysis of more than $1 billion in political TV… Read More
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The first rule for managing a crisis? Act like a grown-up. Looking and really acting like an effective leader in tough times is job one…. Read More
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Rep. Michele Bachmann, a tea party favorite and former presidential candidate, has some advice for her colleagues as she prepares to retire at the end… Read More
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When it was time to take the stage at last night’s gubernatorial debate in Florida, only one candidate showed up. Democrat Charlie Crist appeared at… Read More
