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  • news

    Data Center Opponents Stage 142 Protests Across 42 States

    Reuters

    A person with red and blue hair holds a colorful sign reading NO DATA CENTERS IN CALIFORNIA against a chain-link fence, protesting the expansion of data center facilities.
  • exclusive

    The Real Reasons Why NIH Is Ending the Use of Aborted Baby Bodies for Research

    Elizabeth Troutman Mitchell

    Andrew Aucoin/Daily Signal
  • news

    Canadian Premier Calls Trump’s Wildfire Criticism ‘Absolutely Unacceptable’

    Reuters

    Close-up of Ontario Premier Doug Ford
  • news

    ‘Not Simply Another Community Bank’: Critics Sound Alarm Over New Indian Bank in Texas

    Emily Medeiros

    A man walks past an SBI logo and slogan, The banker to every Indian, displayed on a white wall.
  • news

    US Renews Strikes on Iran After 2 Military Personnel Killed by Iranian Attack

    Reuters

    A black and white thermal or infrared image shows an explosion in a mountainous area, with the word UNCLASSIFIED in green at the top. Dust and smoke rise from the explosion among steep cliffs.
  • opinion

    American Psychological Association Pushes Bias on College Campuses

    Adam Kissel | Jonathan Butcher

    Rep. Tim Walberg standing outdoors amidst blurred greenery and sunlight, his thoughtful expression suggesting a psychological depth to his character.
  • news

    RNC Opens New Front in Election Integrity Battle Over ‘Never Residents’ Voting in 6 States

    Fred Lucas

    Chair of the Republican National Committee (RNC) Joe Gruters speaks during the RNC Winter Meeting at the Hilton Santa Barbara Beachfront Resort in Santa Barbara, California, on January 23, 2026. (Photo by Patrick T. Fallon / AFP via Getty Images)
  • opinion

    The American Spirit Is Alive in South Carolina

    Jim Sanderlin

    A person in historical attire fires a cannon, creating a bright explosion and smoke, as a crowd watches outdoors near a historic South Carolina building with a flag in the background.
  • opinion

    DSA’s Dark Triumph: Socialism Surges as America Turns 250 

    Rep. Randy Fine

    Zohran Mamdani speaks while spending next to a stone-face woman.
  • analysis

    Why Does Colorado Keep Losing at the Supreme Court?

    Tyler O’Neil

    Masterpiece Cakeshop baker Jack Phillips, prosecuted by the Colorado Civil Rights Commission but vindicated by the Supreme Court. A middle-aged man with light brown hair, a beard, and mustache wears a dark t-shirt and sits indoors. Shelves with books and a chalkboard menu are blurred in the background.
  • news

    Trump Ally Wants Lindsey Graham’s Senate Seat. Will Anyone Stand in His Way?

    Reuters

    Rep. Ralph Norman in a suit and red tie sits with his hand on his chin, appearing thoughtful. Another man in a blue jacket is blurred in the background.
  • news

    Iran Expands Its Attacks as Middle East Braces for What Comes Next

    Reuters

    Thick black smoke and orange flames rise behind a cityscape of low, light-colored buildings; a construction crane is visible in the background.
  • opinion

    Gavin Newsom’s Hollywood Bailout

    Jon Fleischman

    Gavin Newsom, stands in front of a softly blurred red background, looking slightly upward with a serious expression.
  • opinion

    Erasing Little Italy Is About More Than a Map

    Ben Shapiro

    Zohran Mamdani sits at a table. He wears a small microphone on his lapel. The background features a fireplace with a white mantel, evoking the classic charm of Little Italy.
  • opinion

    Colonial America Already Ran the Socialist Experiment. It Failed.

    Jay Rogers

    Three people on stage hold hands and raise them in celebration before a cheering crowd. Many in the audience hold blue and yellow signs that read Zohran. The atmosphere is energetic and festive.
  • opinion

    Red Flag Case Studies Highlight Corporations Putting Shareholder Value at Risk

    Stefan Padfield

    Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse, in themed outfits, stand side by side. Minnie waves while Mickey holds her hand. Both wear black, white, and red clothing with checkered details. A blurred person is behind them.
  • opinion

    If We Don’t Teach Liberty to the Next Generation, We’ll Lose It

    Michael Freund

    Two women stand side by side, smiling outdoors. One wears a dark blazer and the other wears a bright pink blazer, both embodying a spirit of liberty and confidence. Behind them is a blue metal fence and a design resembling an American flag.
  • news

    Mixed Messages From Virginia’s Economy

    Rich Tucker

    A blue Welcome to Virginia sign stands beside a highway lined with trees, greeting travelers as they drive under a clear sky—a fitting introduction to a state known for its vibrant economy.