Young American men had a hot, hot, hot summer in the labor market—as long as you count working as a hot summer.

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Gov. Greg Abbott’s campaign has released more of Democrat challenger Gina Hinojosa’s record, this time pointing to how she put violent illegal aliens ahead of Texas families. 

A press release sent out by Abbott’s campaign details her record in the Texas House when it came to standing with families who have been victimized by violent criminal illegal aliens. 

The campaign first points to Hinojosa’s failure to appear for the final vote on a constitutional amendment that would have denied bail to violent criminal illegal aliens. The bill was named after 12-year-old Jocelyn Nungaray, who was sexually assaulted and murdered by two Venezuelan illegal aliens. 

Hinojosa voted against Senate Joint Resolution 1 in an earlier vote on the amendment. 

The campaign also noted her voting record in 2023, which shows Hinojosa voted against legislation to defend Texans from threats at the border. 

Senate Bill 3 appropriated funding for the construction, operation, and maintenance of border barrier infrastructure and border security operations. 

Hinojosa also opposed Senate Bill 4, legislation that created a criminal offense for illegal entry into Texas from a foreign nation.  

Additionally, she opposed multiple measures to hold elected prosecutors accountable for not upholding Texas state laws. Hinojosa opposed Senate Bill 3 and House Bill 17 during the 88th Legislative Session’s fourth special session.

“When it mattered most, Gina Hinojosa failed to be a representative by and for the people of Texas,” Catherine Frazier, communications director for Texans for Greg Abbott, said.

“On May 28, 2025, Jocelyn’s Law—a vital piece of legislation that would have denied bail for illegal immigrants charged with violent crimes—died. Gina was among the Democrats who killed it, failing to appear for the final vote.

“Her inaction is just one example of Gina’s reckless disregard for Texans across the state who have suffered a loss at the hands of dangerous, criminal illegals,” Frazier added.

The Abbott campaign spokeswoman also said Texas residents want leaders who will “unapologetically protect and defend their loved ones,” and that Hinojosa “is not the person for the job.” 

Hinojosa is challenging Gov. Greg Abbott in the gubernatorial race. 

Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2026. 

Hinojosa’s campaign did not respond to a request for comment by the time of publication.

Americans tend to believe China’s President Xi Jinping enjoys a smooth ride as president but, as Peter Schweizer explains, that’s only because Xi puts his dissenters in jail.

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When Northern District of Ohio Judge Solomon Oliver put an Ohio voter registration law on hold last month, it turns out that was not the final ruling.

On Wednesday, a 2-1 ruling from the 6th ​U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals overturned Oliver’s ruling, reinstating a law requiring proof of citizenship before registering to vote in person at the Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles.

Oliver’s ruling was appealed by Republican Secretary of State Frank LaRose, who requested a stay that was ultimately granted. He was quick to celebrate Wednesday’s decision on X.

Reporting from Reuters described the appeals court decision as “a boost for allies of President Donald Trump who want tighter voter registration rules.”

On Thursday, Ohio Treasurer Robert Sprague, who is running as the Republican nominee to succeed the term-limited LaRose, chimed in with a quoted repost on X. He referred to the upheld law as “foundational for secure, trustworthy Ohio elections.”

The decision was also celebrated by Honest Elections Project’s Jason Snead, who also spoke to the failings of Oliver’s rulings.

“Ohio is right to require proof of citizenship when registering to vote. The [National Voter Registration Act] does not prevent states from taking steps to verify voter eligibility, and Ohio’s requirement is a straightforward safeguard to ensure that only citizens are registered to vote,” Snead told the Daily Signal.

“This case is yet another attempt by left-wing litigants to block commonsense election protections and create chaos in the voter registration process. Honest Elections Project applauds the Sixth Circuit for reinstating Ohio’s law and allowing this basic election safeguard to remain in effect.”

His group filed a brief in the case of Red, Wine & Blue v. Frank LaRose, encouraging the appeals court to overturn Oliver’s ruling, which had cited the National Voter Registration Act.

Not only are the midterm elections just over a month away, with Ohio having many “toss-up” races, but early voting begins on Oct. 5.

“In temporarily pausing Oliver’s order, a three-judge ⁠6th ​Circuit panel said advocacy groups that challenged ​the law likely lacked standing, and that the order came too close to the ​election,” the Reuters report noted about the decision.

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Factory activity in the central U.S. accelerated sharply in September, according to a Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City survey released Thursday. It was the latest in a series of reports pointing to an economy gathering momentum heading into the

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A teacher at the Michigan synagogue and preschool attacked by an Islamic terrorist in May stated that she would not be voting for Michigan Democrat Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed, despite being a lifelong Democrat, because of his apparent lack of regard for the Jewish community.

After the attack took place, which began after a heavily armed Hezbollah-aligned terrorist rammed his car into the Temple Israel synagogue in West Bloomfield Township, Michigan, El-Sayed justified the attack by stating that “hurt people hurt people.”

The attacker’s family members, who were also identified as Hezbollah fighters, were killed in Lebanon by an Israeli strike prior to the attack.

“Abdul El-Sayed stands for everything that I believe in, everything, except that he does not support the Jewish community,” Elise Otis, the teacher at Temple Israel, said. That is a big point for me. I have children, and God willing, will have grandchildren one day, and nieces and nephews, but he doesn’t support them, so I can’t support him.”

“I don’t feel safe, I don’t feel safe with him,” Otis added.

El-Sayed’s campaign did not respond to the Daily Signal’s request for comment.

Months after El-Sayed’s comments about the attack, the candidate said that his “comments might have been misconstrued.”

“To anybody who feels like my comments might have been hurtful, I’m really sorry. That was not my intention. We condemned that terrorist attack. We condemned it outright,” he added.

Despite his apology, national Jewish organizations have continued to raise awareness over their skepticism of El-Sayed.

Jonathan Greenblatt, CEO of the Anti-Defamation League, an organization that focuses on combatting the defamation of Jewish people, accused El-Sayed of “peddling in antisemitic tropes” in a statement in August.

“Throughout the campaign, ADL has called out nominee Abdul El-Sayed for peddling in antisemitic tropes … or for campaigning with notorious bigot Hasan Piker,” Greenblatt said in a video statement. “Campaign trail rhetoric and actions send clear signals about what a person believes and what a political party thinks is permissible.”

“We are not going to stop, and we will keep calling on political leaders and candidates from both parties to reject antisemitism and to commit to combating it whenever and wherever it occurs,” he added.

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Editor’s note: This is a lightly edited transcript of today’s video from Daily Signal senior contributor Victor Davis Hanson. Subscribe to our YouTube channel to see more of his videos.

Hello, this is Victor Davis Hanson for the Daily Signal.  

I think we should entitle our short video today “Tribalism: Tribalism Doesn’t Work.”

And what do I mean by that? The ancient prejudice that people would identify largely with people who resemble them, whether that’s in terms of religion or gender or sexual orientation or superficial appearance, and that they would have cliques or cohorts or tribes, does not work in a consensual society in which all groups vote for an elected government. 

And when we see this in Rwanda or we saw it in Iraq or we see it in Lebanon or we see it in some places in large democracies like Indonesia or the caste system in India or racial tensions in Brazil, it does not work.  

So what’s going on right now?  

Well, if you look at the nature of the United States right now, we are seeing one tribal group pitted against the other, and they’re jockeying for political power. 

They’re jockeying for share of government expenditures. They’re jockeying for everything, admissions to college, and it’s accentuated by our establishment, whether it’s racial quotas or uneven application of the law based on a person’s race or superficial appearance.  

Just take a couple examples. 

As I speak right now, the black community in Detroit is galvanizing against the Arab immigrant community. Apparently, there was an incident in which an African American woman was surrounded by Arab men, and words were exchanged, and her purse was stolen, and she was intimidated and called for help. And the result of that is long-simmering anger against the Arab immigrant community, the Muslim community in particular, because they are on the front line of 7-Eleven-type stores, gas stations, small stop-and-go markets in which many of the majority population of African Americans in Detroit use, and there has been tension. 

Now that tension is boiling up to abject violence. At York College, in an off-campus home, a group of African American girls were walking by. Words were exchanged with the people residing in the house, and before we knew it, there was a swarm that went up on the porch, grabbed two or three of the white girls, beat them to a pulp, knocked them unconscious. 

Part of what the problem is social media. Now, for the first time in recorded history, you can take any event, film it without context or commentary, and put it on YouTube or TikTok or X. And so what’s happening is all over the seven billion-person planet, but particularly in Western countries, when they see, when the public sees an incident, they capture it and they post it. 

And the more that they can do this and the more clicks, perhaps they can get advertising revenue. So there’s incentives. That said, the government since 1965, though, has accentuated not unity but diversity, and now we’re bearing or suffering through the effects of those policies. Again, as I’d mentioned earlier, part of the problem also is that the Obama administration did something that was not noticed at the time. 

It was unheralded, but it was probably the most divisive thing, act, protocol, attitude, ideology we’ve seen in recent history. They took the old affirmative action binary of 89, 90, 88% white so-called versus 9, 10, 11% black, and we framed that in the context of slavery, Jim Crow, reparatory admissions, affirmative action, and there was an economic element to it. 

People said, “Well, the black community is on a per capita basis less affluent because of the white community, and that’s because of the discrimination of the past.” The Obama people came in and said, “Well,” and now I’m extrapolating, “that constituency that has claims against the majority is a lot larger than 10 or 11%. 

“We’re going to include anybody, Indian immigrants from Mumbai, aristocratic children of professionals in Chile that have an accent on their name, members of the Middle East.”  

And now I’m just going to give you some names. Hassan Piker, a multimillionaire family, drives a $200,000 Porsche. Zohran Mamdani, a Ugandan immigrant who’s very, very wealthy. 

Ro Khanna, his in-laws are worth probably a quarter of a billion dollars. I could go on and on and on.  

Barack Obama, who is now a multimillionaire, many times over.  

Under this new binary, it doesn’t matter your class status. There’s many ethnicities that are much more affluent on a per capita basis than so-called white people, but you’re a victim. 

And that skewed everything because the whole basis of reparatory attitudes was not just skin color or demonstrable prejudice. It was you didn’t really have to cite the prejudice because you could look at the income inequality.  

And even though we had institutionalized a quality of opportunity, there were calls for an equality of result because of the disequilibrium between income. 

But now what’s the problem is we have generations coming up, two, three generations that have never seen Jim Crow, have never seen racism. They’ve seen only the reaction to it and things like affirmative action and DEI and programs to aid people who are not white.  

In other words, when Obama really said that people who step foot in the United States for one minute who are not white, people who come from wealthy families from Asia, people who do very well in the black community. They’re all victims of whites.  

And yet you see that there’s 45, 50 million impoverished whites among the majority population. It doesn’t really, it doesn’t jibe. It doesn’t compute. And when you add other elements to it, such as the data on interracial crime or the data on hate crimes, that the so-called white majority in rare, rare, let’s be honest, they’re not common, but in about 7% to 8% of all crimes, they are interracial. 

And in that 7%, African Americans who, take one group, are far more likely at six to 10 times the ratio to assault, murder, steal from whites than whites black. And the same ratio, the same inequality occurs with Hispanics and whites. And the same inequality happens with blacks and Hispanics and Asians. 

 So what I’m getting at is the government says that there are oppressed groups that need reparatory action. 

The public says, “Well, when I look at hate crimes, the people who are supposedly victims are overrepresented as victimizers. When I look at rare interracial crimes, the people who are supposed victims are overrepresented as victimizers. When I look at income inequality, I see six, seven, eight, nine, 10 groups, whether Arab Americans or immigrants from India or Japanese Americans, you name it, who have more per capita income than the supposed oppressor class.” 

And when you then give up on the melting pot, acculturation, assimilation, integration, and you educate a whole generation of youth to be infatuated with, obsessed with superficial appearance, and it doesn’t jibe into this demonstrable inequality in terms of real victimhood or crime or income necessarily, then you get this anger. 

And the anger now is not just white versus non-white. It’s breaking out everywhere, and social media and the internet is the fuel that accelerates this pathology.  

We all know what the medicine is. The medicine is to forget racial chauvinism and to renounce tribalism and to judge and associate and talk with people as if their race is incidental and not essential to who we are, to who they are. 

The problem is, in finishing, that our government thinks the medicine for that disease of tribalism is worse than the disease itself.

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A Biden-Appointed judge in California has thrown another roadblock into the merger between Paramount and Warner Bros Discovery

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