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NEWSWhy 3 Men With All the Power Will Soon Parole More Prisoners in Alabama In part three of a series, The Daily Signal examines how a criminal justice reform plan in Alabama would encourage the state's parole board to free more prisoners early. Read More |
NEWSFormer Planned Parenthood Clinic Director Explains the Tissue Donation Process For eight years, Abby Johnson, who used to work for a branch of Planned Parenthood, didn't just witness the fetal tissue donation process—she participated in it.Read More |
FEATUREHow Two Millennials Beat the Odds at Business Presidents wear the belts made by the company of Austin Branson and Peter Carter, whose business has gone from one of their parents' homes to J.Crew.Read More |
COMMENTARY3 Historical Developments That Explain Our Current Religious Liberty Battles These three changes represent a rejection of the American founding.Read More |
NEWS5 Actions Ted Cruz Says He Would Take on His First Day in the Oval Office One of the first things he'd do is ask the Justice Department to investigate Planned Parenthood.Read More |
COMMENTARYObama's Legacy Is Propping Up Dictatorships, Not Democracies His administration marks a radical departure from previous ones when it comes to democracy promotion.Read More |
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