He Called Them Parasites. Then He Read Them the Minutes.

Wednesday Javier Milei took the green marble for the third straight year and did not pretend the building still does what it says on the charter. Useless organization. A caste of fatally arrogant parasites dressed as well-meaning clerks. The sacred covenant of 1945 is broken. He split the sermon into three piles: what the house […]

DOJ Ends ‘Onerous’ Racial Mandates on School Districts

The Department of Justice’s Civil Rights Division dismissed more than 50 desegregation cases that sat on court dockets for more than half a century. “In this administration, we are ending prolonged federal oversight of these school districts because the effort does not reflect the reality of those classrooms today,” said Assistant Attorney General for the […]

RNC Chair: Election Lawsuit Blitz Could Reshape Voting Rules for Years

The Republican National Committee has about 179 active lawsuits across 37 states, a legal broadside RNC Chairman Joe Gruters anticipates will set rules beyond just the 2026 midterm election cycle. “When the president asked me to do this job a year ago, he said election integrity is a priority. The top priority is winning the […]

Tribalism Is Tearing America Apart

I think we should entitle our short video today “Tribalism: Tribalism Doesn’t Work.” And what do I mean by that? The ancient prejudice that people would identify largely with people who resemble them, whether that’s in terms of religion or gender or sexual orientation or superficial appearance, and that they would have cliques or cohorts or […]

China Visit: Trump and Xi Exchange Honors; Taiwan and Tariffs Wait – Complete Video

WASHINGTON, Sept. 25 — President Trump spent three days this week entertaining President Xi Jinping of China as an honored guest, from a greeting on the airfield Wednesday evening to a state dinner Thursday night and a last round of courtesies today. The visit was rich in ceremony and poor in signed bargains. The two […]

We Want a Phone for When the Computer Starts a War.

The original red line was not a metaphor. After Cuba, Washington and Moscow strung a dedicated circuit so two men with hydrogen bombs could say “that was not us” before the other side launched. This week the same idea walked into a summit with a new name and a new enemy. Not missiles over the […]

Bibi Walks Into a Walkout, Waves a Pager, and Tells the UN They’re Cowards

Benjamin Netanyahu did not come to the UN to make friends. He came to pick a fight with a half-empty hall. As he reached the podium on September 24, 2026, delegates stood up and walked out. The Palestinian mission had asked them to. Cheers, boos, and empty seats followed. His first move was a dare: […]

They Changed the Recipe Mid-Flight. They Never Called It a Confession.

The claim making the rounds is neat: European officials finally admitted the shots were not the same shot — different makeup, different punch, and some batches so hot they killed. That is a closing argument. It is not the transcript. What exists is messier, and the mess is the story. Manufacturing changed while the product […]

Cook Report: U.S. Senate a ‘True Tossup’

(The Center Square) – Cook Political Report, which conducts election forecasting in races across the country, shifted its prediction outcomes for the U.S. Senate to a “true toss up,” meaning either party has a chance of winning control of the body. The national political forecasting model shifted three new Senate races in the direction of Democrats. Previously, […]

The Left’s Blind Spot on 9/11, Charlie Kirk, & Oct. 7

Jack Fowler: Douglas Murray’s a friend, a great writer. He’s written this essay for The Free Press, “The 9/11 Failure That Still Haunts America,” and here’s one paragraph from it, Victor: 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 […]