Judge Paula Xinis questions Justice Department over criminal investigation timing for Salvadorian migrant Abrego Garcia, returned after erroneous deportation.
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A Century After The Scopes Trial, Censorship Still Thrives In Evolution Debate
This month, America commemorates the 100th anniversary of a landmark cultural event that taught us about the dangers of censorship. July of 1925 witnessed the Read More
‘Maryland Man’ Kilmar Abrego Garcia Belonged To A Biden-Backed Group That Called For Abolishing ICE
Illegal alien and suspected MS-13 gang member Kilmar Abrego Garcia was a member of a far-left organization that raked in cash from the Biden administration Read More
Hawley touts provision in Big, Beautiful Bill that has even hard-left Democrats celebrating
Bipartisan efforts led by Senator Josh Hawley and former Rep. Cori Bush resulted in expanded radiation compensation for Americans exposed to nuclear waste in Missouri and other states.
Judge Xinis grills Trump lawyers over plans to deport Abrego Garcia in high-profile hearing
In a remarkable concession, Justice Department lawyers told a federal judge they move deport Abrego Garcia to a third country later this month.
One State’s Bold Stand: No To Illegals, No To Trans Surgeries for Kids
There are a lot of great things about Tennessee. The food. The music. The Daily Wire. And as of this month, you can add something Read More
Gen-Z Podcaster Isabel Brown Joins The Daily Wire
WASHINGTON—Isabel Brown, a popular Gen Z cultural commentator and author, is joining The Daily Wire with a brand-new original series on DailyWire+, premiering this fall. Read More
Mark Green resigns from Congress to take mystery job — narrowing Republicans’ threadbare majority
Tennessee Rep. Mark Green announced that he is stepping down from Congress for a mysterious job opportunity, narrowing Republicans’ already ultra-slim majority by one seat Read More
Congressman’s last day in office revealed after vote on Trump’s ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’
U.S. Rep. Mark Green, R-Tennessee, announced his last day in office will be July 20 following his vote on President Donald Trump’s spending bill.
Red States Set To Defend Women’s Sports At Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Thursday agreed to hear two cases revolving around state laws keeping transgender-identifying males out of women’s sports. The court is set Read More