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Founded by Tucker Carlson, a 25-year veteran of print and broadcast media, and Neil Patel, former chief policy adviser to Vice President Dick Cheney, The Daily Caller News Foundation is a 501(c)(3) non-profit providing original investigative reporting from a team of professional reporters that operates for the public benefit. Photo credit: @DailyCaller on Twitter

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Judge Rejects Attempt to Disqualify Trump Under Insurrection Clause, Orders State Official to Put 45 Back on the Ballot

The judge said Trump “engaged in an insurrection on January 6, 2021 through incitement” and the First Amendment does not protect his speech.

By Katelynn Richardson November 17, 2023

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TikTok Taking Down 'Letter to America' Posts, Says They Violate Terrorism Rules

TikTok cracked down on posts promoting Osama bin Laden’s letter justifying the 9/11 attacks after they went viral.

By Jason Cohen November 16, 2023

Police footage from Dec. 28, 2022, shows David DePape, left, and Paul Pelosi, right, both holding onto a hammer when greeting officers at the door of the Pelosi home. On Thursday DePape was found guilty on one count of attempted kidnapping and one count of assault.

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Jury Delivers Verdict in David DePape's Assault Case Against Paul Pelosi

On Thursday, a jury delivered a verdict in the case against David DePape, who was accused of attempted kidnapping and assault.

By Lillian Tweten November 16, 2023

Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin arrives to testify at a Senate Appropriations Committee hearing on Capitol Hill on Oct. 31 in Washington, D.C.

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Pentagon Fails Sixth Straight Audit

The Department of Defense wasn't able to account for its $3.8 trillion enterprise and $4 trillion in liabilities.

By Micaela Burrow November 16, 2023

A voter casts her ballot during primary elections on March 10, 2020, in Seattle.

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Major City Still Doesn't Have Results a Week After Election Day

Most voters could only submit their ballot through the mail or at a drop-box location, meaning it takes longer for results.

By Lillian Tweten November 13, 2023

Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas waits for the beginning of a hearing before the Senate Appropriations Committee in Washington, D.C., on Wednesday.

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House GOP Releases Damning Report as Mayorkas Faces Impeachment: 'Morally Unacceptable'

A report released by the House Homeland Security Committee on Monday shows that policies implemented by Mayorkas are "morally unacceptable."

By Jennie Taer November 13, 2023

Deputy Chair of the Congressional Progressive Caucus Rep. Ilhan Omar of Minnesota speaks during a news conference on possible government shutdown at the U.S. Capitol on Sept. 20 in Washington, D.C.

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Ilhan Omar Faces Challenger Who She Barely Beat in 2022 - But Things Have Changed Drastically Since Then

Former Democratic Minneapolis City Council member Don Samuels announced Sunday that he will attempt to unseat Rep. Ilhan Omar.

By Brandon Poulter November 12, 2023

Democratic Rep. Colin Allred of Texas talks to a reporter following a special service on Jan. 17, 2022, in Southlake, Texas.

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Senate Candidate for Texas Linked to Pro-Trans Group That Aims to Roll Back Parental Rights

Texas Democratic Rep. Colin Allred has received donations from a left-wing group, according to media reviewed by the DCNF.

By Arjun Singh November 12, 2023

People take part in the LGBT Pride Parade in Budapest, Hungary, on July 15.

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Poll Shows Major Shift in Gen Z, Support for Gay Marriage in Freefall

A Thursday poll from the Survey Center on American Life revealed support for gay marriage among Gen Z has fallen.

By Brandon Poulter November 11, 2023

A computer displays an alert in this stock image.

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Nearly Entire Population of Maine Victimized by Massive Data Breach

A massive cyberattack released personal information, including Social Security numbers, of potentially all 1.38 million residents of Maine.

By Lillian Tweten November 11, 2023

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Judge Rejects Attempt to Disqualify Trump Under Insurrection Clause, Orders State Official to Put 45 Back on the Ballot

TikTok Taking Down 'Letter to America' Posts, Says They Violate Terrorism Rules

Jury Delivers Verdict in David DePape's Assault Case Against Paul Pelosi

Pentagon Fails Sixth Straight Audit

Major City Still Doesn't Have Results a Week After Election Day

House GOP Releases Damning Report as Mayorkas Faces Impeachment: 'Morally Unacceptable'

Ilhan Omar Faces Challenger Who She Barely Beat in 2022 - But Things Have Changed Drastically Since Then

Senate Candidate for Texas Linked to Pro-Trans Group That Aims to Roll Back Parental Rights

Poll Shows Major Shift in Gen Z, Support for Gay Marriage in Freefall

Nearly Entire Population of Maine Victimized by Massive Data Breach

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