Month: February 2023

Two years ago, 2021 was declared “The Year of Education Choice,” when 19 states enacted 32 new or expanded education choice policies. This year could be even bigger, as more states consider making choice policies […]

Americans seem to be stuck in a cultural rut. In 1981, a mere 16% of the most popular movies in the country were sequels, spinoffs, or remakes of other films. In 2019, that number shot […]

KINTNERSVILLE, Pa. — Mark Houck’s children were startled awake by a loud banging on their door.  The older girls looked out the window, saw flashing lights, and ran out to the landing to see what was […]

Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., says that the Chinese Communist Party is “on the march” and that the U.S. is “not, at this moment, prepared to stop them.”   “We didn’t stop them cheating on trade. We didn’t […]

There never has been a better time to combat the publicly funded racist advocacy that has become prevalent in Texas universities.  Entire departments at Texas Tech University and the University of Texas spend millions of […]

President Joe Biden has a long, well-documented history of telling tall tales. Accordingly, it was not a surprise that his State of the Union address Feb. 7 included many misleading and inaccurate claims. Although a […]

FIRST ON THE DAILY SIGNAL—Virginia’s Republican governor, Glenn Youngkin, expressed shock at the FBI Richmond bureau’s memo on “radical-traditional Catholic ideology” that cited the leftist Southern Poverty Law Center and demanded “full transparency and accountability” […]