EducationNews
Minnesota Kindergarten Students Forced to Confront Gender Identity
It all started with a book: “My Princess Boy.” On Oct. 14, 2015, the elementary school principal of a Minnesota charter school informed parents that… Read More
LawNews
Senate Republicans Still Open to Lower-Court Obama Nominees
Republicans haven’t completely closed the tap on the Senate’s pipeline for judicial nominees. While they vow to halt confirmation of any Supreme Court pick by… Read More
PoliticsCommentary
How a New Liberal Supreme Court Justice Would Change America
It’s another day, and another tantrum from Sen. Harry Reid, D-Nev. But it doesn’t matter how much he jumps up and down and stomps his feet—we… Read More
SecurityNews
San Bernardino iPhone Privacy Fight Pushes Congress to Act on Encryption
Congress is preparing to wade into one of the trickier policy issues of modern times: when or if technology companies should have to comply with… Read More
LawNews
Inside the Push to Make It Harder for Government to ‘Steal’ Property, Cash in America’s Heartland
OKLAHOMA CITY—Oklahoma state Sen. Kyle Loveless is not backing down. The Republican has been called a liar and a socialist, in the pocket of organized… Read More
SocietyCommentary
The Left’s Embrace of Authoritarian Policies to Achieve ‘Equality’
There are few ideas today that seize the minds of liberals more than equality. It is the central tenet of progressive liberalism. It drives practically… Read More
EconomyCommentary
Steve Forbes on How a Flat Tax Would Reduce DC Cronyism
How do you get rid of cronyism in Washington? In my interview with Steve Forbes, chairman of Forbes Media and a former Republican presidential candidate, he… Read More
PoliticsCommentary
Advice From a Two-Time Presidential Candidate on When to Drop Out
Former Republican presidential candidate Steve Forbes sat down with The Daily Signal on the eve of Super Tuesday to talk about what it’s like to… Read More
SecurityCommentary
Broadcasting Reform Is Urgently Needed To Fight ISIS
The U.S. government desperately needs new and better tools to fight the information war against the Islamic State (ISIS) and other terrorist networks. One such… Read More
EconomyCommentary
The Right Solution for Puerto Rico
Finally, support from Congress for something other than a federal bailout for Puerto Rico or letting the commonwealth break its contracts and constitutional obligations. The… Read More
LawNews
Law Enforcement Seized This Oklahoma Man’s Truck Without Charging Him With a Crime
GRADY COUNTY, OKLA.— When Stephen Mills learned that the Grady County Sheriff’s Department seized his Ford F-250 back in 2010, he figured it would be… Read More
SecurityCommentary
Cartoon: The Devil’s In the Details
The Heritage Foundation’s Cully Stimson wrote on President Obama’s plan to close Guantanamo. As President Barack Obama delivered his speech from the Roosevelt Room in the… Read More
SecurityCommentary
Why ISIS Has Threatened the CEOs of Facebook and Twitter
U.S. social media companies are taking steps to curb support for terrorist causes on their websites. According to news reports, both Facebook and Twitter have rooted… Read More
LawNews
Will Tie Votes on the Supreme Court Be a Problem? These 2 Justices Don’t Think So.
For more than a century, the Supreme Court’s bench has had nine spots, enough to round out the roster of a baseball team. With the… Read More
EconomyNews
Conservative Lawmaker’s Bill Would Push Back Against Obama’s Executive Overreach
Rep. Ken Buck, R-Colo., is still angry about the omnibus spending bill that passed through Congress more than two months ago. Buck is frustrated—not only… Read More
LawNews
Mike Lee Believes Supreme Court Fight Helps Chances for Passing Criminal Justice Reform in Senate
Sen. Mike Lee believes that the Senate fight over the next Supreme Court nominee will help the chances of a criminal justice reform overhaul passing… Read More
EconomyNews
3 Areas Steve Forbes Thinks We Should Tackle to Revive America
Addressing tax, health care, and monetary policy is key to ensuring America’s economic future, says Steve Forbes, chairman of Forbes Media. Forbes, a two-time candidate… Read More
EducationNews
Campus Protesters Try to Silence Conservative Speaker, Demand College President’s Resignation
Student protesters swarmed California State University, Los Angeles to barricade the entrances of a theater where conservative commentator Ben Shapiro was set to deliver a… Read More
LawCommentary
First Major Abortion Case in Nearly a Decade Will Go Before Supreme Court
On Wednesday, the Supreme Court will hear oral argument in the first major abortion case in nearly a decade. In the case Whole Woman’s Health… Read More
EconomyNews
House Republicans Vow to Scuttle Boehner-Obama Spending Levels
The largest Republican caucus in Congress has thrown its weight behind a proposal to reduce spending significantly and scrap a 2015 budget deal. With that… Read More
EconomyCommentary
A Universal Basic Income Is Anti-Work
In a recent article, Richard Reeves of the Brookings Institution suggests that we should decouple income from work through a “universal basic income” based on… Read More
LawNews
Democrats Count on Public Pressure as Their ‘Best Weapon’ in Supreme Court Fight
From the steps of the Supreme Court, Senate Democrats unleashed their latest messaging barrage in the battle over whether President Obama should fill the open… Read More
EnergyCommentary
The Inconvenient Facts the Media Ignore About Climate Change
Americans in large numbers are turning off TV newscasts, canceling subscriptions to newspapers, and seeking other sources of news. Distrust of the national media has… Read More
LawNews
Ohio Gun Seller Alleges ‘Widespread’ Government Discrimination
An Ohio firearms retailer who was recently denied access to banking services says the federal government is continuing to “discriminate against” his industry. “I definitely… Read More
SocietyNews
Hostility Toward Religion in America Is ‘Undeniable,’ Report Says
Discrimination against Americans of faith is on the increase, but if they stand up for their religious liberty, they can prevail, a new report says…. Read More
InternationalNews
Is Obama Administration Plan for Puerto Rico a ‘Bailout’? Congress Debates Action on Debt Crisis
The Obama administration is proposing a plan to help Puerto Rico with its debt crisis, framing the issue as a bipartisan responsibility owed by the… Read More
SecurityCommentary
Obama’s Strategic Defense Funding Plan
Early in February, the Obama administration released its fiscal year (FY) 2017 budget request. In the budget request, the president continues to fund a number… Read More
SocietyNews
The Challenge of Tracking Money Sent to Other Countries From Illegal Immigrants
Two recent reports by the federal government’s watchdog shed light on one of the more overlooked elements of immigration to the United States: the money… Read More
EconomyCommentary
How Oregon’s $14.50 Minimum Wage Will Hurt Those It’s Supposed to Help
Good intentions can produce terrible results. Recently the Oregon legislature passed an unprecedented minimum wage hike in effort to help workers within their state, but… Read More
InternationalNews
‘I Can’t Believe I’m Free’: A Ukrainian POW Returns Home
KYIV, Ukraine—Vadym Krypychenko was sure he was going to die. His vehicle had broken down along the front lines in eastern Ukraine near the village… Read More
