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America Is Under Attack
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| By Johnny Cochran
The United States of America, a few years short of its 250th birthday, is at war. This is not a war with Russia or China. This is a war from within. |
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7 Highlights as Fauci Testifies Under Oath on COVID-19
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| By Fred Lucas
“It would be physically impossible for me to go through every single grant in a detailed way to understand it,” Fauci says of grants for research at the Wuhan Institute of Virology. |
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Jury Selected in Hunter Biden’s Drug-Related Gun Trial
NEWS
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| By Fred Lucas
The first of two trials of the first son of a sitting president to be criminally indicted comes just days after Biden’s once and future electoral opponent, Donald Trump, became the first former president… |
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Looking Back and Launching Forward: What Future Holds for The Daily Signal
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| By Virginia Allen
In 2014, The Heritage Foundation founded The Daily Signal to fill a void in conservative media. A decade later, the D.C.-based news outlet is entering a new chapter and expanding its influence. |
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Louisiana Set to Become 8th State to Adopt a ‘Given Name Act.’ Here’s What That Means for Parents, Children.
COMMENTARY
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| By Jonathan Butcher
Pelican State officials have approved a proposal that says sex is “immutable,” that a “female” is someone who produces eggs absent a biological anomaly, and that a “male” is someone who produces sperm. |
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As Media Ignore Illegal Immigration Wave, Americans Turn to These Sources for Info: The BorderLine
COMMENTARY
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| By Simon Hankinson
Here are recommendations on what to watch for in a crash course on the illegal immigration crisis. |
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Texas GOP Primary Runoff Results Bring Big Wins for School Choice
COMMENTARY
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| By Jason Bedrick
Some of the final roadblocks to school choice in Texas are falling, opening up the way for true education freedom in the Lone Star State. |
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ICYMI: Here’s the Real Reason Why Congress Is So Dysfunctional
COMMENTARY
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| By Armstrong Williams
Congress is largely run by rookies paid miserly wages who then move on after a few years to lucrative lobbying on K Street as a financial necessity. Congress is starved of institutional memory and expertise. |
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