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June 19 2023
Happy Juneteenth from Washington, where the blessings of liberty increasingly are under attack. Slavery couldn’t survive long in a free nation, our Jarrett Stepman argues, and that question remains timely. And just to the north, he writes in another piece, Canadians let the government help kill more of them. In a special podcast, Virginia Allen finds out what one educator is doing to try to fulfill the promise of Junteenth. Plus: Victor Davis Hanson on top Democrats’ immunity from prosecution; Dennis Prager on America’s nuttiness crisis; and Amy Swearer on how free people defend themselves and others with guns. On this day in 1865, now called Juneteenth, Union soldiers arrive in Galveston, Texas, with news that the Civil War is over and slavery is abolished in the U.S.
The last thing this country needs is another bottled-piety lecture on the rule of law from special counsel Jack Smith, President Biden, and the array of admitted lying former high government officials.
It is a monumental triumph of American civilization that within a century of its creation, the institution of slavery was eradicated through the power of our founding ideals and the force of our military.
In 2021, a high school girl who identified as transgender was sexually trafficked after a Maryland judge refused to return her to the custody of her adoptive parents in Virginia.
Arianne Craig Jolla joins “The Daily Signal Podcast” to discuss the history of Juneteenth and a new initiative that aims to end generational cycles of poverty.
A university’s guidelines may push Hollywood to “change the narrative” on guns, but nothing can change the facts: The right to keep and bear arms is critical for self-defense.
A detransitioner is suing Kaiser Foundation Hospitals, Permanente Medical Group, and the doctors who pushed her along the path to hormonal and surgical transgender procedures.
