Plus: EXCLUSIVE: Biden Bribery Allegation ‘Concerning and Credible,’ Chair of House Freedom Caucus Says
May 5 2023
Greetings from Washington on this National Day of Prayer. Our Virginia Allen lines up some appropriate prayers from pastors and other faith leaders. Fred Lucas covers Republican lawmakers’ bombshell subpoena seeking FBI information on a bribery allegation against President Biden. Tyler O’Neil reports that top law enforcers in 16 other states support Florida’s ban on using Medicaid for transgender treatments. On the podcast, Heritage Foundation scholar Adam Kissel exposes the real reasons for students’ lack of proficiency in history and civics. Plus: a dubious New York Times series on Jewish day schools; Biden’s “kids in cages” don’t interest the media; details of that troubling leak of top-secret documents; and “Problematic Women” ponders the new unemployment numbers.
“It is bad for the country, bad for the president, bad for the presidency, and bad for the FBI to let questions linger,” Rep. Scott Perry says in an interview with The Daily Signal.
The relentless character assassination of Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh during his confirmation hearing was a sign of things to come. The Left will seek power by any means necessary.
A Democrat and a Republican send four letters to the heads of Nike, Adidas, Temu, and Shein demanding answers about the companies’ supply chains amid alleged violations of the law.
Just weeks after scoring a major pro-life legal victory, the American College of Pediatricians endured a malicious attack on its technological infrastructure.
In a win for common sense and the voters of Florida, the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals upholds several election reforms passed by the Florida Legislature in 2021.
Many conservatives might use the search engine Bing to circumvent Google’s left-wing bias. But a new study suggests Microsoft-owned Bing may be even more biased against conservative news.
