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How New York Football Greats Salute Fallen NYPD Officers
Less than 24 hours after two New York City police officers were shot and killed in broad daylight Saturday, New York Jets player Nick Mangold… Read More
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Why Dish Network Isn’t Carrying Fox News Right Now
What did you watch this weekend? If you have Dish, it wasn’t Fox News. After contract negotiations came to a halt between 21st Century Fox… Read More
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By the Numbers: Rare Surgery Saves the Smallest Lives
This month, The Daily Signal told the remarkable story of Elijah Leffingwell, a 2-year-old miracle child whose life was saved before he was even out of… Read More
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The Reasons Behind Obama’s Failures
In early October, President Obama warned his supporters to “make no mistake: these policies [of mine] are on the ballot. Every single one of them.”… Read More
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Obama’s Cuba Move Shows He’s Listening to International Left
Why did President Obama go for broke on Cuba, announcing the United States would normalize relations with that repressive regime? The answer appears in his… Read More
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Government Audit Finds Welfare Fraud, Lack of Oversight
LINCOLN, Neb. — Nebraska’s state auditor has unearthed a variety of problems with the way Nebraska doles out welfare and monitors the program, including $11,000… Read More
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Obama’s Theme for the New Year: ‘We Can’t Be Stopped’
A relaxed President Obama held a year-end press conference this afternoon, where he reflected on his first six years in office and looked ahead to… Read More
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Tea Party Is a Movement Now, Not Just a Mood
Is the tea party a movement or just a mood? That was the question posed by Weekly Standard columnist and Fox News contributor Steven Hayes… Read More
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What Mark Levin Thinks About the Bush Dynasty
Mark Levin was less than thrilled to hear that Jeb Bush is running for president. On his radio show, Levin called “the ambition of a… Read More
SocietyCommentary
The Meaning of the Constitution
The Constitution of the United States has endured for over two centuries. It remains the object of reverence for nearly all Americans and an object… Read More
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‘The Innocent Bystander’: A Mother’s Struggle After a Miracle Birth
When April Leffingwell gave birth to her son, Elijah, they instantly became survivors. Eight weeks earlier, in a procedure that could have killed them both,… Read More
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31 Twitter Reactions to ‘The Interview’ Being Pulled From Theaters
A parody movie about a plan to kill North Korea dictator Kim Jong Un has gained more publicity than it bargained for—so much so that… Read More
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Jeff Sessions Bows Out of Race for Budget Chair Against Friend Mike Enzi
In a race that pitted two close friends against one another, Sen. Jeff Sessions, R-Ala., has decided not to pursue the chairmanship of the Senate… Read More
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Punished for Referencing Bible, Military Chaplain Tells His Side of the Story
In his first-ever media interview, the military chaplain who was punished for making references to the Bible during a suicide-prevention seminar last month says he… Read More
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D.C. Passes Bill That Could Force Pro-Life Organizations to Pay for Abortion Coverage
Today, the Council of the District of Columbia passed a bill that could force employers in the nation’s capital to cover elective abortions in their… Read More
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Why Jeb Bush No Longer Inspires Conservatives
I had promised myself I wasn’t going to write about 2016 until at least Jan. 1, 2015. So much for that. Jeb Bush announced today via… Read More
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Ted Cruz: ‘I’m Not Trying to Play the Washington Rules, I’m Trying to Change the Rules’
Facing a series of tough questions from Fox News’ Bret Baier tonight, Sen. Ted Cruz defended his actions over the weekend to force a Senate… Read More
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Ted Cruz, Mike Lee Say They’re Not to Blame for Confirmation of Obama Nominees
As the 113th Congress draws to a close, Republican Sens. Ted Cruz of Texas and Mike Lee of Utah are facing harsh criticism from colleagues… Read More
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Federal Judge: Obama Immigration Actions Unconstitutional
A federal judge today ruled that President Obama’s executive actions on immigration are unconstitutional—the first time a court has weighed in since the president’s Nov…. Read More
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Fighting Obama’s Amnesty: Et Tu, Brute?
Most Americans don’t watch C-SPAN and I cannot blame them. More often than not, it seems as though the Senate is in a quorum call… Read More
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Surprise C-SPAN Caller Turns Out to Be Mother of Arguing Brothers
Brad and Dallas Woodhouse are brothers who occasionally spar with one another as political pundits on TV. The two are on opposite sides of the… Read More
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What Percentage of Teens Use Marijuana? The Answer Might Surprise You.
Marijuana use is down among teens, according to a new study by the National Institutes on Drug Abuse and the University of Michigan. The study,… Read More
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9 Interesting Facts About Jeb Bush
Jeb Bush took to Facebook this morning to announce he will be “actively” exploring a potential 2016 presidential run. Here are nine facts you may… Read More
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Here’s How People Reacted to Jeb Bush’s 2016 Announcement, in 36 Tweets
It did not take much time before Twitter ignited in debate and conversation over former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush’s pre-announcement announcement about his bid for the… Read More
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Arizona County Weighs Hiring Ban on Smokers for Government Jobs
One Arizona county may be closing its doors on smokers today. Pima County, home of Tucson, is voting on a proposal that bans county offices… Read More
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How Many Americans Are OK With Nativity Scenes in Government Buildings?
Despite annual controversy surrounding religious holiday displays, nearly 3 out of 4 Americans believe Christian symbols should be allowed on government property, according to the Pew Research… Read More
SocietyCommentary
How ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ Just Elevated the Value of Life
It’s one of the longest-running, popular dramatic televisions shows of all time. “Grey’s Anatomy” has been a cultural staple in the lives of millennials for… Read More
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Ted Cruz Strikes Back: ‘Too Many Republicans Willing to Be Complicit’
In the midst of the debate over a mammoth government spending bill, Republicans and Democrats found something to agree on: their dislike for Sen. Ted… Read More
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Tim Scott: Why Marriage Matters for Fighting Poverty
After 50 years of the War on Poverty with little results, it’s time for a new path forward. In a speech at the 2014 Heritage… Read More
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What Americans Really Think About Relationships, Cohabitation and Marriage
What do Americans think about marriage and relationships? And do these attitudes line up with what research shows is best for relationships? A new, nationally… Read More
