The War On Columbus Was Never Really About Columbus
This is a remarkable change from just a few years ago, when it seemed likely that the country was ready to purge Columbus, the Founding Fathers, and pretty much any notable figure from our past.
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Victor Davis Hanson: The Cornell 7 Case Is What You Get When You Play With Feminism
...I do know that, morally and ethically, they’re all bankrupt, all seven of them, because they took advantage of a girl that was intoxicated...
Montana AG Asks Supreme Court To Revive Case Against DEI Training That Allegedly Declared ‘All Caucasians’ Racist
“DEI training actively undermines workplace harmony, and it causes hostility, distrust, and division,” the amicus brief, exclusively obtained by the Daily Signal, states.
Virginia Districts Plan The Summit While Students Are Stuck At Base Camp
As I previously wrote in the Daily Signal, membership requires each district to sign a data-sharing agreement with the Aspen Institute and the College Board.
Muslim Mayor Mamdani Dedicates Millions To Transing Kids
The two potential vendors the city will negotiate with are Callen-Lorde Community Health Center and the Nonprofit Organization for Philanthropic Initiatives. Each contract will have a term of three years.
North Carolina Democrat Has A New Message On Women’s Sports. Republicans Aren’t Buying It.
“When common sense was on the House floor, Don Davis took a hike … twice,” Buckhout campaign manager Stephen Gallagher said in a statement.
Federal Judge Asks Pro-Transgender Lawyer About Double Standard On Cosmetic Surgery
A three-judge panel on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 2nd Circuit heard oral arguments on the case Wednesday after a district court judge had blocked Aetna’s policy, finding that the health care company engages in unlawful discrimination.
New York’s Experiment In Governing By Racial Outcomes
Under the plan, 45 agencies will examine racial outcomes across housing, employment, contracting, health, public safety, and other areas of government, touching everything from budgeting and staffing to service delivery and land use.
Federal Judge Blocks University of California From Punishing Students For ‘Misgendering’
The ruling comes amid a First Amendment challenge to University of California policies that classify certain instances of “misgendering” and “deadnaming” as potential harassment.
Parents Who Treat Boys As Boys And Girls As Girls Are Not Abusers, New Bill Declares
The bill seeks to prevent states from removing children from their parents or otherwise penalizing families based on a parent’s refusal to support social or medical gender transition.
Trans Organization’s ‘Unreliable’ Standards Don’t Justify Prison Medical Interventions, DOJ Tells Supreme Court
Solicitor General D. John Sauer asked the Supreme Court to lift a lower-court injunction Monday after the Court of Appeals for the Washington, D.C., Circuit let the injunction stand on Sept. 18.
GOP Takes Aim At Sherrod Brown’s Radical Record On Transing Minors
The Daily Signal reached out to the Brown campaign for comment about the ad but did not hear back in time for publication.
University Takes Down LGBTQ Archive Webpage After Pushback From Texas Lawmaker
Last week, Republican state Rep. Brian Harrison highlighted that the university had an archival collection documenting lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer history on its library website.
HHS Rejects Human Rights Campaign’s ‘Unfounded’ Claims About Harm From Ending Trans Procedures
The statement marks the administration’s latest defense of efforts to halt transgender medical interventions for minors as major hospital systems across the country are reaching settlements with the Trump administration.
Democrats Boycott Protecting Women’s Sports—Again
“Women should not again be asked to cede their opportunities just to make men comfortable,” Chairman Chuck Grassley said in his opening remarks.
Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing: How Spanberger Buried A Rule To Protect Girls
The board voted unanimously, 14-0, in August 2025 in favor of the petition. Three months later, then-Gov. Glenn Youngkin formally asked the board to draft a rule based on that petition.