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Twice-Deported Convict Accused in Slayings of 2 Lawmen

October 27, 2014

Josh Siegel
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The Political Leanings of Your NFL Team’s Fan Base, in 2 Charts

October 27, 2014

Melissa Quinn
opinion

Wrong to Conflate Visa Waiver Program with Shooting in Ottawa

October 27, 2014

David Inserra
opinion

US General: North Korea Now Has Nuclear Warheads for Missiles

October 27, 2014

Bruce Klingner
opinion

Tunisians Bravely Embrace Democracy, Calling for Greater Economic Freedom

October 27, 2014

Anthony B. Kim | Charlotte Florance
news

‘A Little Like a War:’ He Treated Ebola in Africa, Now Helps Prepare at Home

October 27, 2014

Josh Siegel
news

Jimmy Carter: ‘If Texas Doesn’t Want to Have Gay Marriage, Then That’s a Right for Texas People to Have’

October 27, 2014

Daily Signal Staff
news

8 Cops Dedicated Solely to Bingo Enforcement Combine to Make One Arrest Every 3 1/2 Years

October 27, 2014

Steve Wilson
news

Likely Democrat Presidential Candidate Cozies Up to the Environmentalists

October 27, 2014

Dustin Hurst
opinion

These Studies Found Exposure to the Arts Boosted Educational Success

October 27, 2014

Brittany Corona
opinion

Police Officer Sued for Pointing Gun at Teen’s Head for a Seatbelt Violation

October 27, 2014

Jordan Richardson
opinion

The ‘Saturday Night Live’ Skit on Obama and Ebola That You’ll Want to Watch

October 27, 2014

Daily Signal Staff
opinion

Watch One of the Greatest Political Speeches in US History

October 27, 2014

Daily Signal Staff
news

NIH Director Warns of Unintended Consequences from Mandatory Quarantines in New York, New Jersey

October 26, 2014

Melissa Quinn
news

Sen. Dianne Feinstein: ‘Lone-Wolf’ Terrorist Attacks a Growing Threat

October 26, 2014

Melissa Quinn
news

Power Company Fights with Farmers Over Private Property Needed for Pipeline

October 26, 2014

Kenric Ward
opinion

The Left Keeps Trying to Win Elections By Litigation Over Rules Governing Elections

October 26, 2014

Hans von Spakovsky
news

Showing ID When Voting Should Be One of the Least Controversial Policies in the World

October 26, 2014

Ed Feulner

Article Archive

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Twice-Deported Convict Accused in Slayings of 2 Lawmen

The Political Leanings of Your NFL Team’s Fan Base, in 2 Charts

Wrong to Conflate Visa Waiver Program with Shooting in Ottawa

US General: North Korea Now Has Nuclear Warheads for Missiles

Tunisians Bravely Embrace Democracy, Calling for Greater Economic Freedom

‘A Little Like a War:’ He Treated Ebola in Africa, Now Helps Prepare at Home

Jimmy Carter: ‘If Texas Doesn’t Want to Have Gay Marriage, Then That’s a Right for Texas People to Have’

8 Cops Dedicated Solely to Bingo Enforcement Combine to Make One Arrest Every 3 1/2 Years

Likely Democrat Presidential Candidate Cozies Up to the Environmentalists

These Studies Found Exposure to the Arts Boosted Educational Success

Police Officer Sued for Pointing Gun at Teen’s Head for a Seatbelt Violation

The ‘Saturday Night Live’ Skit on Obama and Ebola That You’ll Want to Watch

Watch One of the Greatest Political Speeches in US History

NIH Director Warns of Unintended Consequences from Mandatory Quarantines in New York, New Jersey

Sen. Dianne Feinstein: ‘Lone-Wolf’ Terrorist Attacks a Growing Threat

Power Company Fights with Farmers Over Private Property Needed for Pipeline

The Left Keeps Trying to Win Elections By Litigation Over Rules Governing Elections

Showing ID When Voting Should Be One of the Least Controversial Policies in the World