He Saw Life After the Berlin Wall Fell. Here’s What He Learned About Socialism https://youtu.be/qOsbS23CWKs?si=-jXl32BdzQHTO7XJ Rep. Warren Davidson witnessed the fall of the Berlin Wall and the failures of socialism firsthand. Now, decades later, he's serving in Congress alongside self-described socialists. Davidson joins Rob Bluey on the Daily Signal's "Midterm Report" to warn about socialism's growing influence in America, the national debt, China's threat to American manufacturing, and alleged abuses of government surveillance powers.

Victor Davis Hanson: Why Is Mark Carney Preparing for an American Invasion? https://youtu.be/sThU-_h5DD0?si=OqIsn-v3FoAsdxJw Mark Carney is escalating tensions with the United States, raising the possibility of an American invasion while looking to China and the European Union as alternatives to Canada’s traditional relationship with its closest ally. Victor Davis Hanson argues that Canada remains deeply dependent on the United States for trade, defense, and economic stability, and that turning away from that relationship will not solve the country’s larger problems. He also looks at Canada’s immigration, energy, defense, and economic policies and how its leaders brought the country to this point.

David J Harris Jr.BREAKING: Biden-appointed federal Judge Sparkle Sooknanan, who was born in Trinidad and Tobago, has blocked the Trump administration from accessing a Social Security database to verify voter eligibility. David J Harris Jr.BREAKING: Biden-appointed federal Judge Sparkle Sooknanan, who was born in Trinidad and Tobago, has blocked the Trump administration from accessing a Social Security database to verify voter eligibility.The decision stops efforts to cross-check citizenship and eligibility records aimed at safeguarding election integrity.Why is a judge born outside the U.S. preventing basic steps to protect American elections? The decision stops efforts to cross-check citizenship and eligibility records aimed at safeguarding election integrity. Why is a judge born outside the U.S. preventing basic steps to protect American elections?

@Mel_Gibson04 🚨 MASSIVE WIN. The Trump administration just moved from ARRESTS to RESULTS. A Brooklyn adult daycare owner just got 76 MONTHS in prison for running a $64 MILLION Medicaid fraud + illegal kickback scheme. Zakiya Khan now owes $56 MILLION in restitution. Her properties? GONE. The cash they seized from her house? GONE. That massive pile of gold jewelry investigators found? GONE. She wasn’t helping vulnerable seniors. She was running a clubhouse for criminals — paying kickbacks, faking attendance sheets, and using Medicaid like a credit card against American taxpayers. Dr. Oz and Nick Shirley already exposed how these “social adult daycares” work. Now the convictions are landing. This is what happens when you actually enforce the law. RT if you’re tired of watching fraudsters live like royalty on stolen Medicaid money. 🔥🇺🇸 #DrainTheSwamp #MAGA #Trump2028

Polish lawmaker who grew up under communism WARNS American students https://youtu.be/d0ESHzwoWsE?si=Ti2bxTcu5A6iR-co

Massive Coalition of Left-Wing Groups Lobbied to Block the SAVE America Act https://www.dailysignal.com/2026/09/23/massive-coalition-left-wing-groups-lobbied-block-save-america-act/?_bhlid=01ef443789e11133019083761962b4c5b9fb1721 A vast alliance of mostly left-leaning groups lobbied to oppose the SAVE America Act, Republicans’ signature piece of election integrity legislation. Federal lobbying disclosures show that labor unions, LGBTQ+ advocacy groups, pro-abortion groups, and left-leaning advocacy organizations lobbied against the SAVE America Act during the second quarter of 2026. The legislation stalled in Congress this year. The Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights organized a coalition letter against the legislation. The letter claims that the SAVE America Act is “not necessary to secure American elections” but instead would “do nothing more than exclude eligible voters” and “make voting harder.” Rep. Chip Roy, R-Texas, the bill’s sponsor, told the Daily Signal that the groups oppose the bill because “they know that allowing illegal aliens to vote in our

GeoChapter Greenland is becoming a much bigger NATO security issue — and the United States is expanding its military footprint without changing who owns the island. On September 22, the United States, Denmark and Greenland signed a new security agreement that expands the U.S. military presence in Greenland. The arrangement is expected to add two sites — Narsarsuaq in southern Greenland and Mestersvig in the east — alongside the existing Pituffik Space Base. Why does Greenland matter so much? Because of its geography. Greenland sits between North America and the Arctic, making it strategically important for the security of the North Atlantic and the wider Arctic region. The island also has significant mineral resources, adding an economic dimension to its growing geopolitical importance. The key change is not simply more American infrastructure. It is the framework around it. Denmark says the agreement places Arctic security more firmly within NATO rather than leaving responsibility solely to Washington and Copenhagen. NATO has welcomed the arrangement as contributing to security, stability and cooperation in the region. For Washington, expanded access strengthens its ability to maintain a military presence in a strategically positioned Arctic territory. For Denmark and Greenla

Jonathan Gregory “THE DEAL IS IN THE BOOK!” President Trump waves the White House accomplishments binder as he hails a 111-plane Boeing mega-order from Türkiye and Bangladesh — tens of billions in U.S. exports and “tens of thousands” of American jobs, announced on the eve of his meetings with President Xi.

Victor Davis Hanson: Canada Picked a Trade Fight With Trump—and It’s Backfiring https://youtu.be/p5Zew4_jIEs?si=kjVHg3u5wJshCx2r The Left’s emphasis on racial victimhood, DEI, and equality of outcomes has made race more—not less—central to American life, replacing an older ideal of integration and equal opportunity, Victor Davis Hanson argues on today’s edition of “Victor Davis Hanson: In His Own Words,” with Sami Winc. Hanson contends that disputed racial narratives and perceived double standards are producing growing resentment, fatigue, and social separation rather than racial reconciliation. Hanson and Sami Winc also examine Canada’s escalating trade dispute with the United States. They discuss the Minnesota Senate race, allegations surrounding election fraud, and political polarization. Hanson dives into broader concerns about the direction of the Democratic Party, exploring race and media coverage, debates over alleged lynching incidents, Black Lives Matter, affirmative action, and changing narratives around race in American politics. Hanson then discusses college programs he characterizes as racially segregated, drawing on a report about race-based housing and graduation programs, before sharing his own experiences teaching minority students and discussing race-conscious admissions and opportunities. The episode also discusses how Trump’s return to office changed the personnel and strategic approach behind his political movement

Government Employees Fight Trump’s Reforms From Within the Executive Branch https://www.dailysignal.com/2026/09/07/federal-unions-act-like-deep-state-suing-block-trump-policy/?_bhlid=2e61f5ce7835887213133e75dd831a9f56cb9a87 Who ultimately decides how the executive branch works? Is it the president, elected by the American people, or career federal employees and the unions that represent them? The American Federation of Government Employees, the largest union representing federal employees, sued the White House’s Office of Personnel Management last month, aiming to block new rules governing how federal employees are evaluated, disciplined, and removed. The lawsuit represents only the latest in a long series of legal challenges the union has brought against President Donald Trump’s administration since January 2025. According to a July roundup AFGE posted on its website, the union had filed 18 lawsuits against the administration before the latest case.

Sandra Arsenault Panek, Lmt n͏e͏t͏r͏s͏p͏d͏S͏o͏o͏f͏i͏h͏5͏t͏6͏l͏ ͏m͏5͏0͏5͏2͏c͏ ͏0͏5͏a͏:͏e͏g͏l͏i͏e͏3͏P͏r͏1͏u͏M͏b͏f͏7͏3͏0͏ ͏g͏h͏ ͏9͏0͏1͏S͏t͏g͏t͏p͏0͏4͏e͏t͏ · FOX DIDN’T JUST LOSE MARIA BARTIROMO. They chose the wrong side of the story. She wanted to air President Trump’s declassified intel on China’s alleged 2020 election interference — CIA, NSA, and FBI material showing Beijing grabbed tens of millions of U.S. voter files. A Fox Business exec texted producers the story “could not go to air.” Reason? Dominion and Smartmatic lawsuits. Declassified intel is not a conspiracy you bury because lawyers are still circling. Maria wanted it on air. Fox said no. When the White House asked why they were sitting on it, she told the truth and forwarded the internal order. Multiple sources say that’s what ended 12½ years. Fox’s official line: “business decision.” Of course it is. They already paid Dominion $787 million. Smartmatic is still out there. So the network that sold itself as the alternative decided protecting the lawsuit file mattered more than putting the story in front of the American people. Maria didn’t fall in line. Most of the staff did. She treated it like news instead of a liability. For th

How the Transgender Movement Lost the Power to End Debate https://www.dailysignal.com/2026/08/23/how-transgender-movement-lost-power-end-debate/?_bhlid=34b9c4725ec462487343518d5c1e79d96b585d8b Transgender activists once used maximalist legal arguments to force their worldview on American society, but now they’re arguing defensively. Activists are accusing the government of trying to silence them and take away their health care benefits. To some degree, this strategy represents a legal response to President Donald Trump’s reelection, but it also reveals an important cultural development. “The social and cultural permission gatekeepers on the Left have sort of lost the battle on whether or not you can speak out on these issues and have a different opinion than the Left and continue to function in civil society,” Hiram Sasser, executive general counsel for First Liberty Institute, tells the Daily Signal.