PLUS: White House: DOJ Will Work 'Hand in Hand' With LGBTQ Community Against Threats of Domestic Extremism, Hate Groups
June 9 2023
Happy Friday from Washington, where the Justice Department yesterday indicted former President Donald Trump, the frontrunner for the Republican nomination, in connection with classified documents in his possession. Jarrett Stepman reports. The White House says it’s partnering with LGBTQ activists to oppose extremists and hate groups, Mary Margaret Olohan writes. A salon fires a Christian stylist for criticizing Disney+ for pushing sex on kids. Tyler O’Neil has the facts. On the podcast, a Christian ministry sees hope in war-ravaged Ukraine. Plus: Sens. Mike Lee and Rand Paul ask tough questions about that conflict; a PBS reporter parrots LGBT activists’ talking points; and what that smoke from Canada’s distant fires really means. Fifty years ago today, with a thrilling victory in the Belmont Stakes, Secretariat becomes the first horse since Citation in 1948 to win the coveted Triple Crown: the Kentucky Derby, the Preakness, and the Belmont Stakes.
Former President Donald Trump says he has been summoned to appear in court next week in the classified documents case, which he calls the “Boxes Hoax.”
The Justice Department will work "hand in hand" with the LGBTQ community in response to Republican-led legislation and "threats" tied to "hate groups and domestic violent extremists," the White House says.
A Virginia hair salon fires a Christian stylist over a Facebook post criticizing the streaming service Disney+. The stylist shares her story with The Daily Signal.
“If you come to my Republican caucus, you will hear the beating of drums,” Paul tells a foreign policy gathering. “These are drums for war with whomever, primarily with China.”
A Christian group that sends Bibles to Eastern European countries has a report from the field: The war in Ukraine is a "spiritual war," and the Bible is bridging divides.
“It’s high time that we put the burden of European security back on the shoulders of leaders in Brussels and London, rather than in Washington,” the Utah Republican says.
For most CEOs, Pride Month couldn’t have come at a more inopportune time. Woke companies are dialing back their LGBT messaging as Target and Bud Light face conservative backlash.
PBS’ White House correspondent cites activist talking points in a question to Biden, suggesting that parents frustrated by gender ideology in schools are “anti-LGBTQ.”
The Left’s crisis of the day is a series of large-scale forest fires in Canada that caused a huge amount of smoke to descend on the U.S. The Left blames climate change, but I don’t buy it.
Biden claims to help “working- and middle-class Americans,” but vetoes a bipartisan bill that would have promoted fairness by nixing student loan cancellations likely to benefit wealthier Americans.