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‘There’s No Strategy Here’: GOP Senator Sounds Alarm Ahead of Leadership Vote
Sen. Ron Johnson of Wisconsin joined the “Tony Kinnett Cast” Monday night in an exclusive interview to discuss the upcoming Senate Republican leadership election scheduled for Tuesday. Johnson is currently petitioning to delay the leadership election in order to have a conference-wide meeting to discuss strategy. “After this devastating loss, after we realize that our… -
Mississippi Senate Race Hangs on Thousands of Affidavit Ballots
Mississippi has significantly more voters who cast affidavit ballots than the number of votes separating the two Senate candidates in the closely contested U.S. Senate race. As of Monday afternoon, Democrat Scott Colom held a 2,574-vote lead over Republican incumbent Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith in the deep-red state, The Associated Press reported. However, according to Mississippi… -
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Texas Comptroller Calls on Trump to Send ICE Into Government Agencies After Uncovering Hiring Failures
Texas Comptroller Don Huffines is calling on President Donald Trump, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement to audit every state and local government entity in Texas. According to Huffines, his agency uncovered “what appears to be decades of systemic failures in the agency’s employment eligibility verification practices and its… -
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Victor Davis Hanson: Trump Inherited Biden’s Inflation—and Paid the Political Price
Editor’s note: This is a lightly edited transcript of “Victor Davis Hanson: In His Own Words” from Daily Signal senior contributor Victor Davis Hanson. Subscribe to Hanson’s own YouTube channel to watch past episodes. Sami Winc: [Vice President] JD Vance has come out to state that the defeat of the Republicans was due to—he said the economy… -
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Democrats Aren’t Hiding Their Plans to Punish Political Enemies
Summary Democratic Party leaders, already getting drunk on power they don’t quite yet possess, have spent the days following the midterm blue wave gushing about how they will punish their enemies with lawfare. One party mover and shaker has been particularly forthcoming about what he and his colleagues intend to do once they take charge… -
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Trump Stands Firm on No Amnesty After Controversial Interview
President Donald Trump vowed there would be no deal for amnesty in the next two years, a day after he signaled an openness to working with Democrats on the issue. “We have a very strong deportation policy. There is no amnesty,” Trump said at an impromptu White House press conference Monday. Accompanying Trump at the… -
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How Hegseth Plans to Remake the Schools That Train Future Generals
NEWPORT, Rhode Island—War Secretary Pete Hegseth announced 33 new directives Monday to change how war colleges teach America’s future generals to fight wars. “For years, our war college mission statements have been choked with gauzy academic platitudes,” Hegseth told nearly 700 students and faculty at the Naval War College. “The word ‘win’ is entirely absent…. -
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Supreme Court Hands Trump a Big Win on Border Wall
The Trump administration has the green light to continue building a border wall in the Big Bend region of Texas after a Supreme Court ruling Monday. Plaintiffs seeking to block construction of the wall argued that it threatened the landscape of Big Bend National Park, which historically did not have high rates of illegal immigration,… -
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Victor Davis Hanson: The Collapse of America’s Melting Pot
Editor’s note: This is a lightly edited transcript of today’s video from Daily Signal senior contributor Victor Davis Hanson. Subscribe to our YouTube channel to see more of his videos. Hello, this is Victor Davis Hanson for the Daily Signal. I’d like to review some matters of immigration, starting with illegal immigration. No one thought a… -
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EXCLUSIVE: Telework Numbers Collapse After Trump’s In-Office Mandate
Summary The number of federal employees who telework fell by nearly three-quarters in fiscal 2025, the year President Donald Trump ordered the government back to the office, according to an Office of Personnel Management report sent to Congress on Monday and obtained exclusively by the Daily Signal. The report provides the clearest insight yet into how… -
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AP Calls Georgia House for Dems, but 10 Races Still Too Close to Call
On Monday, The Associated Press reported that Democrats have enough seats to have flipped the Georgia state House from red to blue. However, election results are unofficial and have yet to be certified, and 10 races have yet to be decided. It has been one week since the election, and many in the Peach State… -
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Immigration Hawks Warn Trump’s Amnesty Talk Will Unlock Border Catastrophe
After President Donald Trump said he’d work with Democrats on a deal to give some aliens legal status, conservative immigration hawks fear the move will inspire caravans of border crossers. “You’re rewarding people for illegally entering,” Todd Bensman, former senior adviser to border czar Tom Homan, told the Daily Signal. “The message that it sends to… -
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Utah Judge Sets 2028 Date for Trial of Charlie Kirk’s Accused Assassin
Summary Nov 9 (Reuters)—A Utah judge on Monday set a June 2028 trial date for Tyler Robinson, the man accused of murdering prominent right-wing activist Charlie Kirk last year. Robinson, 23, has pleaded not guilty to seven counts, including aggravated murder, in the shooting of Kirk as the conservative held one of his trademark debates… -
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Burchett ‘100%’ Willing to Defy GOP Leadership If Appointed to Senate
Republican Rep. Tim Burchett of Tennessee is making his pitch to become the next senator of the Volunteer State, seeking an appointment from Gov.-elect Marsha Blackburn. He says he’s willing to defy party leadership in the role, if necessary. “I think I’d be a conduit for good legislation. I think too many times legislation just… -
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Myrtle Saves Children’s Literature
Patriotic children’s literature is making a comeback with the upcoming book “Myrtle Saves the Boston Tea Party.” The new children’s book is set to release Nov. 10. Author Amelia Hamilton told the Daily Signal she hopes to educate children about America’s founding through the exciting tale. “I really feel like America’s founding was an adventure,” she said…. -
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Questions Mount Over Texas Election Data as Republicans Call for Answers
Summary After Democrats took hold of Texas on Election Day, many Texans are raising questions of whether the election was fair and if fraud took place. Numerous irregularities in Texas’ voter totals are causing many across the state to wonder if illegal votes were cast in the Texas election. Election observers have noted some highly… -
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Supreme Court Orders New Look at Male Inmate’s Women’s Jail Case
The Supreme Court agreed to toss a lower court ruling in favor of a male inmate who identifies as a woman and wants to be housed in a women’s unit. On Monday, the high court sent the case back for reconsideration by the 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in light of recent rulings upholding… -
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Here’s What to Expect From Ohio’s State Legislature
Summary With term-limited Gov. Mike DeWine, R-Ohio, set to leave office in January, power will switch from a Republican to a Democrat, Gov.-elect Amy Acton. Acton defeated Republican nominee Vivek Ramaswamy in a blue wave that hit Ohio as well as other parts of the country. While Republicans can look forward to still holding their… -
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Mexico Reveals What’s at Stake in the Pronoun Debate
Summary Free-speech defenders have long warned against government censorship, invoking the lessons of history. The suppression of dissent enables political power to consolidate and go unchecked. Brought on by the surge of pronoun policies in the 2010s, speech-related legislation in the Americas has expanded. The ongoing case of Rodrigo Iván Cortés, which is currently pending… -
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Judge Blocks DAR From Dissolving Texas Chapter That Opposed Transgender Policy
FIRST ON THE DAILY SIGNAL—A Texas judge blocked the national Daughters of the American Revolution from dissolving an 84-year-old chapter that helped lead an internal revolt against the society’s transgender policy. “The court’s order is an important victory for the Martha Laird Chapter and the women who stood up for the principle that a women’s…
