Kamala Harris Admitted to Law School Through ‘Adverse Experiences’ Program, Though Parents Were Tenured Professors

Plus: Musk's Critics Are Wrong: Petition Signature Payments Are Legal

October 23 2024   NEWS Kamala Harris Admitted to Law School Through 'Adverse Experiences' Program, Though Parents Were Tenured Professors By Elizabeth Troutman Mitchell Vice President Kamala Harris declines to comment about her participation in a law school program for students with "educational disadvantage, economic hardship, or disability." More COMMENTARY Musk's Critics Are Wrong: Petition Signature Payments Are Legal By Hans von Spakovsky Elon Musk is not violating federal law with his America PAC's million-dollar lottery for registered voters who sign his "Petition in Favor of Free Speech and the Rights to Bear Arms." More ANALYSIS We May Be Looking at a RECORD Number of October Surprises By Tony Kinnett On the latest episode of "The Tony Kinnett Cast," we bask in the torrent of October surprises that might topple a presidential campaign. More NEWS 2 New Studies of Christians' Role in Voting Reach Clashing Conclusions By Christina Lewis One study finds millions of Christians will not vote in the election, while another finds that Christian voters will have a greater impact than ever before. Could both be right? More COMMENTARY School Choice on the Ballot in 3 States By Jason Bedrick Voters in three states will decide whether families should be able to choose the learning environments that work best for their children and have public funds follow their child. More ANALYSIS The Conservative Argument for Bitcoin By Virginia Allen Bitcoin naturally appeals to conservatives, says Dennis Porter, CEO and co-founder of the Satoshi Action Fund. More NEWS Florida Sues DHS for Refusing to Verify Voter Registration Citizenship Information By Bethany Blankley After requesting citizenship status information about registered voters in Florida, and not receiving it from federal agencies as required by law, Florida sues. More NEWS Democrats Import Ballots From Abroad in Key Battleground States By Fred Lucas About 15,000 nonmilitary voters living abroad will vote for president in the fiercely contested battleground of Pennsylvania, plaintiffs argue in a lawsuit over how overseas ballots will be counted. More NEWS ICYMI: Trump's Last-Minute Message for Latinos Undermines the Left's Narrative By Elizabeth Troutman Mitchell Former President Donald Trump focuses on an issue that shouldn't resonate with Hispanic voters, according to the Left's vision. More           The Daily Signal, 20 F St. NW, Suite 700, Washington, DC 20001 Add newsletters@dailysignal.com to your address book to ensure that you receive emails from us. You are subscribed to this newsletter as johnmhames1.diogenes--light@blogger.com. If you want to opt out, unsubscribe or manage your email preferences. Was this forwarded to you? Subscribe to The Daily Signal's newsletters.