New Restrictions Make Voting Harder for People Who Struggle to Read
For nearly 10 hours on Georgia’s primary day, Olivia Coley-Pearson tracked down every potential voter she could find, working two cellphones as she paced the parking lot outside the polls, repeating the same message: “You need to tell all your cousins, your brothers, your sisters, your aunts, your uncles — everybody you know — to […]
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15,000 Minnesota Nurses Wage Largest Private Sector Nurses’ Strike in US History
The Minnesota Nurses Association (MNA), announced that fifteen thousand Minnesota nurses started a three-day strike Monday. says is the largest private sector nurses’ strike in U.S. history. The strike lasted 16 Minnesota hospitalsUnion members approved the authorization. last month after over five months of negotiations with hospital administrators led to what the union says are […]
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Corporate Involvement in Jackson’s Infrastructure Set Stage for Its Water Crisis
We look at how corporate involvement in Jackson, Mississippi’s infrastructure helped set the stage for its water crisis, as tens of thousands of residents of the majority-Black city remain under a boil water advisory. After a flood in August, the main water treatment plant was damaged. While water pressure has been restored to most homes […]
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Trump Calls on Taxpayers to Pay Half the Costs of Special Master He’s Demanding
The Department of Justice (DOJ) and lawyers for former President Donald Trump have submitted competing proposals for who should serve as special master in the examination of classified documents that were retrieved from Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate in August. In a joint legal filing published on Friday, a federal court judge that originally ruled in favor […]
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DeSantis Touts Florida’s Successes, Paints Stark Contrast to Blue States
Florida has become a “refuge of sanity in a world gone mad.” That was Gov. Ron DeSantis, R.Fla. speaking at Saturday’s third National Conservatism Conference in Miami. DeSantis’ speech focused on the core theme of how Florida has become a bastion of liberty—a refuge for those seeking better governance and a freer life. His state […]
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“Parliament is the instrument of our democracy” says the King
King Charles III said Parliament was the “living and breathing instrument of our democracy” as he spoke in front of 900 MPs and peers. During the speech which took place at Westminster Hall, he said he would follow the late Queen’s “selfless duty” during his first address to both Houses as the King. The King’s […]
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Liberal Democrats cancel their autumn party conference
The Liberal Democrats have indicated that they will not continue with their party conference later in this month. National mourning has been in effect for ten days following the tragic death of Queen Elizabeth II. A state funeral will take place on Monday 19th September. The Lib Dem conference was to be held in Brighton […]
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New Founding Builds a Commercial and Cultural Network to Fight Wokeness
Woke corporations are increasingly embracing the left’s political agenda and taking aim at the values we as conservatives cherish. So what can we do? Matt Peterson is cofounder New Founding, president of New Founding Media, and host of “The Matthew Peterson Show.” He’s fighting back against woke corporations and joins “The Daily Signal Podcast” to […]
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Trump-Appointed Judge Shields Ex-President From Accountability for Taking Docs
Donald Trump’s packing of the federal courts with judges chosen by the right-wing Federalist Society during his presidency is reaping dividends for him. Two weeks after the FBI lawfully seized 11,000 government documents (more than 100 of them with classification markings) from Mar-a-Lago on August 8, Donald Trump asked a Florida judge to delay the […]
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African People Bear the Weight of US’s Deadly “War on Terror” on the Continent
On the evening of September 20, 2001, then-President George W. Bush addressed the American public and laid the political, military and ideological groundwork for the “war on terror,” a global campaign of allied security forces to end domestic and international terrorism, a term so loosely defined that it soon became a container for anyone from […]
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