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Afghanistan, Again? Unlearned Lessons of America’s Longest War
Congress rejected constitutional alternatives in favor of remaking a nation. Abroad, as at home, lawmakers cannot manufacture preferred social outcomes simply by spending more money.
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Economic Blockades: Protectionism As Punishment
The Trump administration calls economic isolation a weapon against Iran and a recipe for prosperity at home. Protectionism is a paradox.
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A true ‘nuclear renaissance’ is taking shape, and these stocks could be big winners
The nuclear-energy industry has been having a moment, but analysts say some companies look better positioned than others to capitalize on a wave of AI-fueled demand.
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My brother-in-law convinced his parents to sign over their home and life savings to buy a $3 million compound. Do I intervene?
“Both properties will be solely in his name.”
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Why Did ICE Review 99 Million Records For Suspected Noncitizen Voters
Democracy Forward President Skye Perryman criticized the initiative, saying it appeared aimed at influencing who could participate in elections.
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Equality Before The Law Does Not Mean Equality Of Subjective Feelings
The court in Brown believed that black children inevitably feel inferior if they are not permitted to attend the same schools as white children. They deemed racial integration to be essential in making people feel that they are in fact socially equal.
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US Regulator Investigates Wells Fargo Over Race-Based Homeownership Programs
In 2017, Wells Fargo launched a campaign pledging $60 billion in loans aimed at helping create at least 250,000 new Black homeowners by 2027.
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Brazil’s Voters Have Moved
By Robert Muggah, Project Syndicate | October 7, 2026 A strong performance by the right-wing, Donald Trump-aligned candidate in the first round of Brazil’s presidential election demonstrates that the left-wing ruling party has failed to keep up with the times. The Brazilian electorate is older, more devout,
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Michigan Republican Mike Rogers Calls For End To Canada Tariff War
Trump imposed 50% tariffs on about $20 billion worth of Canadian goods, with Michigan among the states affected by the trade measures.
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Trump Approves Firing Squad For Radical Islamic Terrorist
By ELIZABETH TROUTMAN MITCHELL, The Daily Signal | October 06, 2026 President Donald Trump has approved execution by firing squad for convicted mass murderer Nidal Malik Hasan, the Islamic terrorist who opened fire on unarmed American soldiers at Fort Hood in 2009. “Secretary of War Pete Hegseth has recommended—and President Donald J. Trump has approved—death by U.S.
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Arizona University Halts Fraternity Activities Amid Hazing Investigations
Chapter advisors must attend one of three mandatory meetings with Lieberman to address the suspension. Chapters in good standing may resume normal activities after their advisor completes the requirement.
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International Students Could Face $70,000 Fee Under New US Proposal
Fanta Aw, CEO of NAFSA, said the proposal could affect US innovation, economic growth, workforce development and global leadership. Critics also argue that OPT helps address labor shortages, particularly in high-demand STEM fields.
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What Is The Golden Dome Actually Providing?
By CAROLINE BERKNESS via The Daily Signal | October 06, 2026 The Senate Armed Services Committee’s Strategic Forces Subcommittee held a hearing on Sept. 29 discussing President Donald Trump’s ambitious plan for American missile defense called the Golden Dome. Senators and witnesses attempted to flesh out the administration’s vision for the Golden Dome and whether partisanship is preventing action that could keep America safe from its enemies.
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Washington and Wall Street chose to delay paying their bills — and to put them on your tab
The polite word for what the government and Wall Street are doing is deferring payment, like opening a tab at a bar that somebody else will pay later.
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The ‘Magnificent Seven’ are now big enough to move the economy. Why that could be a problem
Imagine a small group of companies whose value is greater than the entire economy of almost every single country in the world. By market value, that’s roughly where the “Magnificent Seven” group of tech companies now stands.
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Watch: “Let Them Take Out LA”: Trump’s Controversial Iran Rally Remarks
The White House has defended President Donald Trump following widespread backlash over a campaign rally where he suggested Iran could "take out" California cities, insisting the remarks were meant to emphasize the need to block Tehran's capabilities rather than invite an attack.
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Watch: Paris Riot Police Deploy Tear Gas Amid Mass Rallies For Education Budget
French riot police deployed tear gas in Paris and across the country as more than 250,000 people took to the streets. The nationwide demonstrations were held in solidarity with students demanding increased education funding and better classroom conditions.
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Trump Distances Himself From Advisers Tied To Pro-Russian Government
Trump’s comments followed a New York Times report that James Blair and Chris LaCivita traveled to Republika Srpska in Bosnia and Herzegovina for paid consulting work linked to the territory’s government
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Watch: Inside Dolly Parton’s New Museum, Where Fans Come To Cry And Celebrate
Downtown Nashville has struck a vibrant new chord with the official grand opening of the Dolly Parton SongTeller Hotel and its adjacent tribute, Dolly's Life of Many Colors Museum.
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More college students have to use credit cards just to cover basic living expenses. Here’s what it’s costing them
Nearly 9 out of every 10 students who use credit cards report doing so to pay for basic living expenses such as food, housing and gas.
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