Everett School District Settles After Religious Nonprofit Sues Over Violation of First Amendment Rights
The district settled despite saying LifeWise’s claims were untrue and that their own actions were reasonable and neutral.
Free Speech
The Politics Of Denial: When Americans Stop Seeing The Warning Signs
Government leaders who glorify violence, spew hatred, stir up racial prejudice, provoke civil unrest, and stoke discontent.
Trump Opens Door To Press Secretary Leaving
Zacharia started the job on Monday and held her first press briefing on Tuesday, which surprised reporters by lasting under 15 minutes and including only three questions.
The Silent Half
More than half of Americans have held back their political or social views, a new TIPP Poll finds, with self-censorship especially common among Republicans, higher earners, and working-age adults.
Trump Says Those Who Leak Military Plans Deserve Death Penalty
Trump’s strong statement followed his description of a planned raid on Iran that was delayed after somebody “leaked the time we were leaving, the time we were arriving.”
Supreme Court Ruling Could Impact The Closing Weeks Of High-Stakes Midterm Advertising Battle
Federal law already required TV and radio stations using the public airwaves to provide lower rates to “any person who is a legally qualified candidate for any public office in connection with his campaign.”
In One Type Of ‘Blockbuster’ Case, Supreme Court Weighs 1980s Video Privacy Law In Digital Age
Justice Samuel Alito noted that Congress “enacted a law that is based on the technology of the 1980s, and you can see this in every provision of this, in the title, ‘wrongful disclosure of videotape rental, for sale, or sale records.’”
Documentary Claims Muslims Want America To Be Islamic State
In 2023, U.S. Census Bureau data showed Dearborn had become America’s first majority-Arab city with 54.5% of the population claiming Middle Eastern or North African ancestry.
What Prompted A Virginia County To Shut Down 122 Surveillance Cameras?
Henrico had signed a contract extension earlier this year that would have run into November of 2027 but decided to pull the plug within seven days instead.
Why Privacy Matters
China has led the way, constructing an AI-powered network of online and physical surveillance technology to monitor citizens, manipulate narratives, and crush dissent.
Dear Zach Bryan: We Went Home. They Did Not On Oct. 7.
The night had everything a night like that is supposed to have. A family caravan for the fans among us. A lead singer with an infectious smile, piercing eyes, and a band loud enough to shake the place.
Britain Leads Western Media’s Demise Through ‘Fear Porn’ Narrative
The danger of this transition is that nearly all of what we are being presented with as news is actually fake, or at best heavily redacted to keep the masses where the elite want them to be: restrained, prepped and misinformed.
Hasan Piker Says Talarico Must Answer To The Left If Elected
Talarico has faced scrutiny over his associations with individuals who have made controversial comments, as well as questions surrounding changes in some of his political positions.
Biden DOJ Officials Warned Garland Memo Targeting Parents Looked Like An ‘Anti-MAGA Task Force’
The issue traces back to September 2021, when the National School Boards Association sent a letter to President Joe Biden urging federal action against alleged threats against school board members.
FBI Tracked Susie Wiles Phone, Email Communications With Journalists, Lawyers, Political Advisors, New Documents Show
Smith’s team obtained the information through what is called a pen register, sometimes called a trap-and-trace device.
Trump Reveals What He Told Xi About Political Prisoners
In June, Min Zin, an American husband and father of one, was arrested after landing in China for an academic conference. His wife, Sylvia, told the Daily Signal before the summit that she was hopeful Trump would secure her husband’s freedom.