Katrina Trinko

1 month ago | dailysignal.com | Katrina Trinko

Some of the language on the signs is offensive and not appropriate for children. Face masks. Rainbow flags. Handmaid’s Tale costumes. Hysterical references to Nazis. Yup—the “Hands Off” protest in Washington, D.C., Saturday had all the regular tropes of another left-wing protest. The protest in the nation’s capital was one of a reported 1,200 across the country Saturday. “Join thousands across the country on April 5 to march against the Trump-Musk Coup and billionaire takeover,” organizers urged.

1 month ago | dailysignal.com | Katrina Trinko

For Silvester Krcmery, each morning began with what he called an “inventory check.”Krcmery, a doctor who described his prison cell as so small he could not sit, recalls waking up in the bitterly cold atmosphere. “Do I still have my nose? Because it was as cold as a frozen stone. So I check: all right, I still have my nose,” he recalls in a clip from the new docuseries, “Live Not by Lies.”“Then the right ear—I have it. Then the left ear—I have it. Because I couldn’t feel them at all.

1 month ago | dailysignal.com | Katrina Trinko

Is YouTube discriminating against Christians? Brendan Carr, chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, is raising the alarm about evidence suggesting the tech giant—which has a long history of censorship—has unfairly treated a Christian family TV station.

2 months ago | readlion.com | Fred Lucas |Katrina Trinko

(Daily Caller News Foundation) – Postmaster General Louis DeJoy announced an agreement Thursday with Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) help the financially struggling U.S. Postal Service (USPS) to identify cost savings and address systemic issues. DeJoy announced the partnership, which includes the General Services Administration (GSA), in a letter to top lawmakers. The letter unveiled plans to cut 10,000 jobs over the next month through a voluntary early retirement program.

2 months ago | readlion.com | Mariane Angela |Jennifer Nuelle |Fred Lucas |Katrina Trinko

(Daily Caller News Foundation) – Republican Florida Rep. Byron Donalds appeared on Fox Business Tuesday and called for continued reductions in government spending. The House of Representatives approved a stopgap funding bill by a vote of 217 to 213, with House Democrats opposing the six-month government funding extension, known as a continuing resolution, despite their prior warnings against the risks of government shutdowns.