A two-child welfare limit violates government promises
Today, five years ago, the two child limit was added to our social insurance system. A child born into a household with at least two children has been denied the child allowances in universal and tax credit. Very few exceptions have been made. The policy continues to have devastating effects on the estimated 400,000 affected […]
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Sajid Javid defends ‘necessary’ National Insurance hike
Health Secretary Sajid Javid has defended the government’s National Insurance hike, set to be rolled out from today. The Bromsgrove MP told Sky News’ Breakfast programme earlier today that “it is right that we pay for what we are going to use”. “Why is any of this necessary, whether it is for health or social […]
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Great Pride in Being Mexican American in Texas
Leftists scowl in disbelief all the polls tell them that Latino voters are beginning to shift significantly to the right. A survey has been done in Texas to show why this is happening. In fact, the large Mexican American population of this state loves their country—that is to say, the United States—and they do not respond in any […]
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What Is Governing Vision of National Conservatives?
The American conservative movement has been a lively conversation for many years between groups with different goals, objects, and ways of approaching politics and culture. National conservatism is a new strain that aims to join this conversation. On one level, the national conservatism group makes an important contribution by highlighting that the nation is the […]
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Pakistan’s Prime Minister Dissolves Parliament to Prevent His Removal From Power
Pakistan is facing a constitutional crisis after Prime Minister Imran Khan dissolved the country’s National Assembly and called for new elections in an effort to block an attempt to remove him from power. Khan was facing no-confidence votes in Parliament that would have unseat him. However, his allies stopped the vote from happening. Pakistan’s Supreme […]
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Bernie Sanders Hails Growing Union Movement as an Antidote to Oligarchy
Sen. Bernie Sanders spoke on Monday to hail the increasing number of union victories in the United States, including the high-profile wins by Amazon Starbucks workers, as an essential challenge to the country’s vastly unequal political and economic status quo. “While the billionaire class is becoming much, much richer, real weekly wages for American workers […]
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Federal Judge’s Opinion May Compel DOJ to Bring Criminal Charges Against Trump
Donald Trump and his lawyer, former Chapman law school dean John Eastman, launched “a coup in search of a legal theory,” U.S. District Court Judge David O. Carter recently wrote in his stunning 44-page opinion. Carter found it “more likely than not” that Trump committed two federal crimes to further his and Eastman’s “campaign to […]
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Former Trump Aide Running for Congress in NH Voted in 2 States in 2016
A former Trump administration official who is running for Congress in New Hampshire voted in two different states’ Republican primaries in 2016, potentially violating federal law, according to the Associated Press. Matt Mowers, who served as a White House adviser under Trump before landing a senior job at the State Department, voted via an absentee […]
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Title 42 Led to 1.5 Million Deportations. Biden Should’ve Repealed It Earlier.
This is what the Biden administration finally announced. come May 23, it will no longer be summarily deporting asylum seekers back across the border into Mexico as part of the U.S.’s response to COVID-19. This is a momentous reversal of one of the Trump era’s most destructive anti-immigrant policies, coming on the heels of the […]
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Historian Explains How 6 Presidents Fought Swamp
The American people occasionally elect a champion to fight the Washington swamp. Historian Larry Schweikart joins “The Daily Signal Podcast” to discuss his new book “Dragonslayers: Six Presidents and Their War With the Swamp.” The six presidents Schweikart profiles include Abraham Lincoln, Grover Cleveland and Theodore Roosevelt, John F. Kennedy and Ronald Reagan. Although they […]
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