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Katelynn Richardson Daily Caller News Foundation The Department of Justice (DOJ) dropped its lawsuit against Arizona over its placement of shipping containers on the Mexico border, it announced Thursday. Then-Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey issued an executive order in 2022 to fill a gap in the border wall with double-stacked shipping containers, and filed a lawsuit…

Robert Schmad Daily Caller News Foundation Minnesota Democrats are trying, and in some cases failing, to convince police officers to return to public schools after a law they passed caused 40 law enforcement agencies to remove their officers from schools, according to the Star Tribune. Revisions to an existing law led 40 agencies to suspend…

Speaker Kevin McCarthy, announcing that the House of Representatives will pursue an impeachment inquiry, suggested that the probe will hinge in part on deceiving the American public about Hunter Biden’s foreign business ventures.   

When Roe v. Wade was finally overturned—a victory that pro-life advocates had been striving toward for decades—40 Days for Life President Shawn Carney expected that his organization would probably shrink considerably. But he was underestimating the impact that the monumental June 2022 Supreme Court decision would have on the American public, he said in an interview with The Daily Signal.

Mary Lou Masters Daily Caller News Foundation Congress has until Sept. 30 to avoid a government shutdown through the passage of 12 appropriations bills or a continuing resolution. With House Republicans split over how to move forward, several 2024 GOP primary hopefuls offered insight as to how they would handle the spending fight if they…

Kate Anderson Daily Caller News Foundation Democratic North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper announced Friday that he will allow the passage of a state budget that includes funding for universal school vouchers. The budget allows for $3,200 to $7,500 per child, weighing income and other factors, to cover the cost of tuition for a school of…

Today digital technology pervades the world’s militaries. Their lifeblood is now digitised information circulating through their force structures and used for warfighting and force management.

An investigation into the U.S. Railroad Retirement Board found its lien process didn’t have sufficient controls to identify, monitor, and collect liens, leading to $359 million in questioned costs, according to an Inspector General report.

Kate Anderson Daily Caller News Foundation Students For Fair Admissions (SFFA) filed a lawsuit this week against the West Point military academy over its race-based admissions policies, and legal experts who spoke with the Daily Caller News Foundation said that the military will have to explain why they should be given special treatment on this…

Lillian Tweten Daily Caller News Foundation The Department of Labor (DOL) has opened investigations into Tyson Foods and Perdue Farms after a New York Times Magazine article alleged that the companies used contractors which employed migrant children workers for dangerous jobs, the NYT reported. The companies employed children for the overnight shift to clean the…