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'Their role is never to drive the vehicle remotely'

'No more cover-ups and corruption'

'I hope and pray Nancy is found soon'

She doesn't want stronger women.

President Donald Trump is now seeking a $1 billion settlement with Harvard University because the school has “dragged its feet” during months of negotiations, press secretary Karoline Leavitt said. “This has been an ongoing negotiation and frankly, a frustrating negotiation for the president and the administration because we want a deal,” Leavitt said in response to a question from The Daily Signal, “and it’s very unfortunate that Harvard has dragged its feet.” I asked @PressSec why @POTUS is now seeking $1 billion from Harvard. Harvard is "dragging its feet," she said, "frustrating" the president. ?"The president wants a justified deal to correct for that criminal behavior that took place on their campus."@DailySignal pic.twitter.com/qXP5A3lKCA— Elizabeth Troutman Mitchell (@TheElizMitchell) February 5, 2026 Harvard and the Trump administration have engaged in a legal battle for about nine months after Trump pulled $2 billion in federal funding and removed Harvard’s ability to enroll international students. The president took action over Harvard’s alleged failure to curb antisemitism and its DEI practices. Trump had said at the end of January that a deal with Harvard was close. Education Secretary Linda McMahon confirmed this to The Daily Signal, saying “He’s right. It’s ongoing.” Harvard was previously willing to settle for $500 million, to be spent on workforce development training programs, but the New York Times reported that Trump administration officials wanted some of the money paid directly to the federal government.  “They need to rectify the wrongs and the illegal behavior that took place on their campus over the course of the past several years under the previous administration,” Leavitt told The Daily Signal. “The president wants a justified deal to correct for that criminal behavior that took place on their campus.” The New York Times reported that the president was dropping the demand for a cash settlement, but the president disputed this reporting, and requested even more money. “He is now demanding $1 billion from Harvard University,” she added, “and Secretary McMahon will be continuing to lead this negotiation in these talks.” The post Why Trump Is ‘Frustrated’ With Harvard University Negotiations appeared first on The Daily Signal.

Daily Signal senior contributor Victor Davis Hanson has returned for his first episode of his show “Victor Davis Hanson: In a Few Words” in over a month, sharing more details about his recent surgeries to remove lung cancer. ??Victor Davis Hanson RETURNS Tonight@VDHanson: “I've been off for a while, as you may have noticed. This is the first one I've done in over a month, so bear with me. “I want to talk though, very quickly today about what's going on in Minnesota. What I'm really disturbed… pic.twitter.com/4MB4C2jm37— The Daily Signal (@DailySignal) February 5, 2026 “I’ve been off for a while, as you may have noticed. I had a mucinous adenoma carcinoma. That’s kind of a long name for a very rare non-smokers type of lunch cancer,” shared Hanson.  Hanson was diagnosed in the fall and was treated at Stanford. He had surgery to remove the cancer on Jan. 1, 2026.   Notes In AbsentiaI want again to thank everyone for the wonderful expressions of concern and reassurance that I have received from listeners and readers. In response to inquiries, and some quite detailed questions and advice, here is a brief update concerning my current…— Victor Davis Hanson (@VDHanson) February 2, 2026 “I woke up very happy in the emergency room,” he said thinking the surgery had gone well. But quickly there were complications.   “There was an arterial aneurysm and two veins popped, so I lost, very quickly, a lot of blood,” said Hanson, looking back on the day.   “Thank God for the skilled surgeon at Stanford. He got me right back in. They took out all the things they had just closed and started all over again, opened up and they found them just in time. I had five transfusions,” explained Hanson.   Hanson says he’s still recovering, trying to get his blood volume back up, but hopes to return to the show “slowly and periodically” during his recovery.   Hanson might still be recovering from the two back-to-back surgeries, but he couldn’t leave his first show of 2026 there. He continues the shorter episode by discussing the immigration protests taking place in Minnesota.   “I want to talk through very quickly today about what’s going on in Minnesota,” said Hanson. “I know we’ve got people having talked to death the insurrectionary nature of Tim Walz, and, of course, Mayor [Jacob] Frey and [Keith] Ellison, the [Minnesota] attorney general. “But what I’m really disturbed about is the utter hypocrisy that we’re seeing with this street insurrectionary movement,” he continues.   Hanson explains the hypocrisy of the Left as they treated protestors on Jan. 6 like criminals while making Renée Good and Alex Pretti martyrs.   “Take masks for example, “Hanson continued. “We were told that masks were absolutely essential, not just for health reasons but sometimes demonstrators wore them,” he said.   “The reason we were told Antifa wears them is because they didn’t want to have their identities put out into the popular discourse. … They don’t offer any such latitude for ICE officers,” Hanson explained.   “All of a sudden, these Democrats are reverting to their original form, and we should remember original because the neo-confederate movement, was a Democratic project,” concluded Hanson.   .@VDHanson: I want to thank all the wonderful people who have sent me wishes of rapid recovery and prayers in so many manifestations. I cannot thank you enough. https://t.co/1YbHyoq2m1— The Daily Signal (@DailySignal) January 15, 2026 Watch Victor Davis Hanson discuss, more in depth, the Minnesota protests and the Left’s abrupt embrace of states’ rights here.   The post Victor Davis Hanson’s First Episode Back After Cancer Surgery appeared first on The Daily Signal.

Sometimes the Neighbors Aren't Who They Seem to Be and Then Sometimes They're Worse

BlazeTV host Jason Whitlock has noticed a pattern in the NFL, and it has to do with those who identify as victims and those who don’t.“There were 12 teams in the NFL that had a white head coach and a white quarterback in combination. … Because these white guys don’t see themselves as victims and because they have a shared culture that rejects victimhood, that combination of white coach, white quarterback never seeing themselves as victims, it actually works,” Whitlock explains.Whitlock also believes that this anti-victimhood coach-quarterback combination is consistent with worldviews based in Christianity.“The number-one thing is, like, I’m not a victim. Jesus Christ died for my sins. How can I be a victim? There is only one victim. The man that stood up and died for the rest of us so that we could be victors. So there is no victimhood in Christianity,” Whitlock says.“And what I’ve argued is that black people have adopted — latched on to, been brainwashed into — seeing themselves primarily as a victim. They will deny it … but all of their behavior is rigged towards victimhood and rigged towards if something goes wrong, it’s someone else’s fault,” he continues.“Whereas the white man has been convinced — fairly [or] unfairly — if something goes wrong, let me go look in the mirror; it’s my fault, and let me correct myself. That is a superior mindset. That’s a mindset that is consistent with Christianity,” he adds.But it doesn’t have to be this way for black people.“Black people have the exact same option as white people. You can adopt whatever culture you want. You can adopt whatever mindset you want. Yes, there will be repercussions. But if you’re man enough to deal with the repercussions ... if you reject that victimhood mentality, there’s so much freedom and opportunity, and you will develop better as a leader and as a man.”“You will be more self-sufficient. You will protect your salvation. There are so many wins to that,” he adds.Want more from Jason Whitlock?To enjoy more fearless conversations at the crossroads of culture, faith, sports, and comedy with Jason Whitlock, subscribe to BlazeTV — the largest multi-platform network of voices who love America, defend the Constitution, and live the American dream.

Matt Walsh and Other ‘Writers’ Laid Off by Washington Post Tell Their Stories