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March 27, 2025
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| Anti-Hamas Protests Break out across Gaza |
| by Joshua Arnold |
| Gazan protests against Hamas's failed leadership broke out on Tuesday and continued throughout the Strip on Wednesday, the first public opposition shown to Hamas's rule since the October 7 attacks. These demonstrations, combined with Israel's vigorous campaign, offer the brightest hope yet that a Gaza freed from Hamas's bloodthirsty rule may actually be possible in the near future. The anti-Hamas demonstrations also expose the folly of Western activists, who staged pro-Hamas demonstrations in the name of these same Palestinians. |
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| Trump Issues Election Integrity EO Requiring Proof of Citizenship to Vote |
| by Dan Hart |
| President Donald Trump issued a sweeping new executive order Tuesday aimed at bolstering the integrity of U.S. elections, with provisions requiring proof of American citizenship to vote, federal coordination with states to verify voter eligibility, withholding federal funds from states that do not comply with federal integrity laws, bolstering the prosecution of election crimes, and other measures. |
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| Teachers Unions vs. Parents: Hidden Dynamics behind Ill. Homeschooling Bill |
| by Joshua Arnold |
| Homeschooling advocates are sounding the alarm about an Illinois bill that would force homeschooling families to register with their local school or face truancy penalties including up to a $500 fine and 30 days in jail. "These guys really don't want to separate families from their parents, do they?" Illinois Family Institute Executive Director David Smith asked in disbelief on "Washington Watch." |
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| Forget 'Signalgate.' Should Trump Be Bombing the Houthis? |
| by Victoria Marshall |
| At the crux of the controversy is whether the information shared in the chat was classified and whether Signal is a lawful and secure means of communication for top Trump officials (both Democrats and Republicans agree adding Goldberg to the text chain was a big no-no). Yet strangely absent from the court of public opinion is the question of whether President Trump's bombing of the Houthi rebels is the right course of action. |
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| Circuit Court Forces Trump Admin to Bring in Thousands of Biden-Era Refugees |
| by S.A. McCarthy |
| The conflict between President Donald Trump and a growing number of federal judges is escalating - but this time, it's a trio of appellate judges imposing restrictions on the Trump administration. On Tuesday, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit issued a partial stay of a lower court's order, forcing the Trump administration to bring approximately 40,000 refugees into the country who had previously been accepted by the Biden administration. The court's order is part of a case challenging the president's executive order largely dismantling the U.S. Refugee Admissions Program (USRAP). |
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| DHS and HUD Team Up to Tackle Illegal Immigration and Housing Affordability |
| by S.A. McCarthy |
| In a move to kill two birds with one stone, the Trump administration is simultaneously tackling both illegal immigration and the U.S. housing crisis. In a "Memorandum of Understanding" signed Monday, the U.S. Departments of Homeland Security (DHS) and Housing and Urban Development (HUD) agreed to work together to ensure that taxpayer-funded public housing is afforded to American citizens, not to illegal immigrants. |
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| Trump Officials Assure Hawley Dr. Oz's Views on Transgenderism Have Changed |
| by Elizabeth Troutman |
| The Trump administration has assured a conservative senator who raised concerns about Dr. Mehmet Oz's positions on transgenderism that the nominee to head the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services have changed, The Daily Signal has learned. |
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