SocietyCommentary
Are Crummy Airports Ruining Your Holiday Travel? Here’s How to Fix Them
The nation’s bustling airports are in the midst of accommodating the more than 6 million people who were expected to take to the skies this… Read More
InternationalNews
US Has Participated in Other UN Resolutions Chiding Israel
The Israeli government, and Republicans in Congress, have expressed outrage over the Obama administration’s decision to allow adoption of a United Nations Security Council resolution that… Read More
LawNews
Trump’s Pick for Attorney General Prosecuted These Civil Rights Cases
Sen. Jeff Sessions, R-Ala., spent a considerable amount of his time as U.S. attorney for the Southern District of Alabama pressing civil rights lawsuits. He… Read More
PoliticsCommentary
What It’s Like to Be The Daily Signal’s White House Correspondent
For nearly a decade, I’ve had a front-row seat for some of the biggest battles in Washington. As a reporter covering the White House, it’s… Read More
InternationalCommentary
Impeachment Controversy Stokes Uncertainty Ahead of South Korean Election
The next South Korean presidential election is scheduled to be held on or before Dec. 20, 2017. However, there is a possibility that South Korea… Read More
SecurityCommentary
Here’s to the Men and Women in Blue
This holiday season, I found myself thinking about our men and women in blue, who had a very tough year. An article appeared in last… Read More
LawCommentary
How the FAA’s War on Drones Is Killing a Popular Pastime
One year ago, officials at the Federal Aviation Administration rang in the holidays as only bureaucrats can: writing new regulations forcing drone owners to register… Read More
InternationalNews
Israel Green-Lights Settlements After UN Snub
Israeli authorities gave the go-ahead for the construction of hundreds of new settlement sites in East Jerusalem Monday after a United Nations resolution condemned Israel over the… Read More
SocietyCommentary
3 Steps to Become a Better Communicator in 2017
“To communicate well is to run the world … ” … is what I would’ve said if someone had asked my opinion of the most… Read More
EducationNews
They Grew Up in a Poor Neighborhood. How School Choice Changed These Brothers’ Lives.
Carlos and Calvin Battle grew up in the poorest neighborhood of Washington, D.C., where nearly two-thirds of children are living in poverty. In 2016, only 42 percent… Read More
SocietyCommentary
The Daily Signal Is Having an Impact. Here Are 4 Examples.
It’s easy to talk about wanting to “make a difference.” But at The Daily Signal, we don’t just talk about it. We actually do make… Read More
PoliticsNews
Reagan, Bush on The Atlantic’s Short List for ‘Worst Leader of All Time’
Who do you believe is the worst leader of all time? The Atlantic asked the question in its latest issue and included two of the… Read More
LawCommentary
5 Ways the Feds Might Trip Up Santa Claus This Year
While most people know Jolly Old Saint Nick as a friendly figure, he too is not immune from the perils of administrative overreach and overcriminalization…. Read More
EducationNews
Campus Disinvitations Hit Record Number in 2016, Report Says
The number of speakers who faced opposition or disinvitation this year reached a record high, according to a report from the Foundation for Individual Rights… Read More
PoliticsNews
Fearing Late Action by Obama, Republicans Consider Curbing Presidential Power to Declare National Monuments
President Barack Obama is using his executive power to issue a broad swath of environmental protections during his last weeks in office, guarding himself against… Read More
SecurityNews
‘We Have to Defend Our Motherland’: On the Front Lines of Ukraine’s War
NOVOMYKHAILIVKA, Ukraine—In the woods outside this front-line town in eastern Ukraine, a battle-worn unit of Ukrainian soldiers have hunkered down for the winter. The troops… Read More
PoliticsCommentary
Standing Up to Political Bullying Is What Voters Want
After a month of counting absentee and provisional ballots, exploring voter fraud, and recounting 90,000+ ballots in one of the progressive strongholds of the state… Read More
SocietyNews
Georgia Student Sues After His Public School Censored Him From Sharing His Faith on Campus
A student in Georgia has sued his school after he claims the public college prohibited him from sharing his Christian faith on campus. Lawyers for… Read More
PoliticsCommentary
Your Support for The Daily Signal Is Critical. And These 21 Comments Are Pretty Awesome, Too.
Earlier this week, we asked our Morning Bell subscribers to share their feedback about The Daily Signal. (If you’re not a subscriber, sign up here.)… Read More
InternationalCommentary
Germany to Commit More Troops to NATO in Lithuania
Germany is upping its contribution to the North Atlantic Treaty Organization in the Baltic state of Lithuania. This is a welcome development. The initial news… Read More
EnergyCommentary
What Rick Perry Could Do to Prevent Future Solyndras
Departing Secretary of Energy Ernest Moniz has announced a conditional loan guarantee for a fossil fuel project—a blatant, taxpayer-backed subsidy of up to $2 billion… Read More
EnergyNews
EPA Makes an About-Face on Fracking Report: Science or Politics?
Gordon Tomb pays about $40 per month to heat his home in central Pennsylvania. And he wants to keep it that way. “I’ve lived in… Read More
SocietyCommentary
Christmas With the Presidents
Christmas is a time of celebration and coming together, of letting go of old—and not so old—hurts and looking forward to a new day and… Read More
PoliticsCommentary
Obama’s Last-Minute Monument Plan Is Wrong for Utah
Many of you have been fighting with me over the past six years to prevent President Barack Obama from designating additional national monuments in Utah. Now,… Read More
PoliticsCommentary
3 Ways Politicians Play Politics With Public Employee Pensions
Pensions are a huge part of public employees’ compensation, often providing a quarter to a third of their total compensation. A new report from the… Read More
LawNews
Labor Secretary’s Bid to Lead Democrats Comes Under Legal Scrutiny
Labor Secretary Tom Perez is campaigning actively to become the next chairman of the Democratic National Committee, prompting a watchdog group to investigate whether he… Read More
SocietyCommentary
Clarence Thomas Should Be Included in the African-American History Museum
On Sept. 24, after years of effort, the National Museum of African American History and Culture was finally opened to the public. The Smithsonian’s new… Read More
SecurityCommentary
Terror Attack in Germany Puts Spotlight on Refugee Policy
Before this year, Germany was not used to Islamist terrorists striking on its home soil. A lot has changed since. The terror threat that haunts… Read More
SocietyCommentary
Why I Took My Daughter to Lay Wreaths at Arlington National Cemetery
Capt. Loyal Ray Blackwood, U. S. Navy, was laid to rest with full military honors at Arlington National Cemetery on a sweltering day last summer…. Read More
SecurityNews
What a Special Committee Investigating Russia’s Cyberattacks Could Do
A bipartisan group of senators is pressing for the creation of a special panel—known as a select committee—to investigate and provide the definitive account of… Read More
