Democrat Primary Candidates Wanted the Stamp. They Don’t Want the General Election Picture.

In the spring they wanted her in the room. They wanted the video, the crowd in the rain, the post that told the faithful this was the real thing. By late September the same campaigns were telling her people to stay home. One of them took her name off the website. Another stopped putting her […]

They Flunked Reading. So the State Flunked the Test.

New York discovered a large share of would-be teachers could not clear a basic literacy exam. The state’s answer was not to fix the colleges that minted them. It was to kill the exam. That was March 2017. Nine years later there is still no standalone academic-literacy gate for a teaching certificate, half the state’s […]

He Made a Villain List. It’s a Product Catalog.

Bernie Sanders looked at a state dinner and saw ten oligarchs. He posted the scoreboard: how much richer each got since Election Day, almost two trillion on paper among them, and announced that artificial intelligence must serve humanity instead of a handful of billionaires. Fine. Here is the same list without the hymn. These are […]

You Can Report Visa Fraud Directly

Sec. Marco Rubio has officially launched a visa fraud reporting portal for Americans to cite instances of abusing native-born citizen workers in favor of foreign labor. The portal can also be used to report student visa fraud, tourist visa fraud and more. This comes shortly after President Trump went after anti-H1B fraud with a recent […]

They Built a Second Welfare State. The First One Was Too Legal.

Federal law says illegal aliens do not get full Medicaid. California read that sentence as a drafting error. The fix was a state-only bucket inside Medi-Cal, a cash program for people Social Security will not touch, child-only welfare that pays the kid because the parent is the wrong nationality, and a stack of side doors […]

BESSENT: US and China Extend Trade Truce as Xi Visits Washington

Two-month extension delays a November deadline, but the core disputes over purchases, rare earths and tariffs remain unresolved Today in Washington, Vice Premier He Lifeng and I held substantive discussions on the U.S.-China economic relationship ahead of President Trump’s meeting with President Xi. Our discussions continued to focus on securing meaningful commitments that protect American […]

1992 Election Warns GOP It Must Sell Its Economic Record Before the Midterms

Editor’s note: This is a lightly edited transcript of “Victor Davis Hanson: In His Own Words” from Daily Signal senior contributor Victor Davis Hanson. Subscribe to Victor Davis Hanson’s own YouTube channel to watch past episodes. Sami Winc: Quickly, on [President] Donald Trump’s speech, I thought some of the more strident things were that he basically was […]