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Democrats’ Favorite ‘Moderate’ Honored Trans Health Admiral Rachel Levine At Pride Reception

Democrat Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro pledged to protect “our trans children” in the face of “hate” coming from the federal government and welcomed Admiral Rachel Levine back to the Governor’s mansion at his fourth annual pride reception.  The June 2026 event welcomed LGBTQ+ leaders and activists from across the state to celebrate queerness with transgender ...

Daily Wire · Nov 1
Get Ready For The Freaky Friday Election

Every midterm cycle has at least two narratives: the one that drives conversation up to Election Day, and the postmortem blame game that follows. This year’s pre-election narrative began to coalesce when it became clear the entanglement in Iran was not heading to a swift resolution, and solidified when Abdul El-Sayed won the Michigan Democrat ...

Daily Wire · Nov 1
What Happened When I Stopped Dressing In Sweatpants For A Month

About a year ago, I committed to a personal goal: I would fix my hair, put on some basic makeup, and wear nice-looking clothes every day for all 30 days of November. I called it “No Frump November.” As a young mother, I don’t think things ever got really that bad; I still had good ...

Daily Wire · Nov 1
Are the US midterms going to see a blue wave of Democrats winning seats – or a blue flood?

Donald Trump uttered five words this summer that could seal the Republican party’s fate: ‘Pretend I’m on the ticket’ He spoke admiringly of a senator’s posterior. He baselessly accused a Muslim candidate of being a terrorist . He boasted about his renovations of the White House. He quipped that his own supporters couldn’t afford a hamburger at his Mar-a-Lago club. Every now and then, he spoke about the cost of living, and other everyday concerns of voters. Donald Trump has held dozens of campaign rallies before next week’s US midterm elections. The 80-year-old remains convinced that he can prove the doubters wrong again and help Republicans retain control of the US Congress. But it was five words he uttered at this summer’s Republican convention in Dallas that could seal his party’s fate: “Pretend I’m on the ticket.” Continue reading...

The Guardian · Nov 1
Who Is Writing The Global Censorship Script?

Last Sunday, Lula da Silva won an unprecedented fourth term. In his victory speech, he vowed to “regulate” major tech companies. Judging by the relentless crackdowns on speech in Brazil, we must assume that he will deliver on his promise to ratchet up censorship. The last several years have set an alarming precedent. Mirroring a ...

Daily Wire · Nov 1
The Popular TV Host Sticking It To Woke Cancel Culture With New Series

It’s been five years since Chris Harrison was forced out of “The Bachelor,” the franchise he helped build for nearly two decades. One controversial interview in which he discussed charges of racism toward one female contestant was enough to end his run as the face of the show. He apologized, but apparently Hollywood had decided ...

Daily Wire · Nov 1
Trump on Iran negotiations: ‘We’re not in that much of a hurry’

President Donald Trump said on Saturday night the United States is not “in that much of a hurry” to sign a negotiated deal with Iran as the president weighs launching a fresh wave of strikes against the terrorist-sponsoring nation following the midterm elections. When asked if there’s a “timeframe for the Qatari-mediated negotiations” while fielding […]

Washington Examiner · Nov 1