by Brian Shilhavy, Health Impact News: The first man to receive a genetically modified pig kidney died last month, just two months after the transplant. The transplant was done in March (2024), with much fanfare over being the first person to receive a pig kidney. In a first, doctors at Mass General transplanted a pig […]

The Heritage Foundation founded The Daily Signal 10 years ago this week, seeking to fill a void in media at a time when few conservative news outlets existed. A decade later, the Washington, D.C.-based news outlet is entering a new chapter and aiming to expand its influence.  “We are so excited that with the blessing of The Heritage Foundation, The Daily Signal is now its own independent media organization,” Rob Bluey, the news outlet’s president and executive editor, explains on “The Daily Signal Podcast.”  The move to become its own organization, Bluey says, provides The Daily Signal with the opportunity to grow its team, acquire White House and congressional press credentials, and offers more editorial freedom to cover elections and campaigns.  From its inception, The Daily Signal has had a mission that aligns with The Heritage Foundation, according to Bluey, and “I think that the conservative principles that have guided Heritage will continue to guide The Daily Signal in the future, even as an independent media organization, because ultimately, we will be organized as both a nonprofit and a for-profit.” Bluey joins “The Daily Signal Podcast” to explain what the changes at the news outlet mean for readers and podcast listeners, and to share a bit of the organization’s history.  Listen to the podcast below: The post Looking Back, Moving Forward: What Future Holds for The Daily Signal appeared first on The Daily Signal.

Love or hate her, Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark has brought new eyes and a fresh attitude to the WNBA. Apparently, that's rubbing some of the established players the wrong way. Take Chennedy Carter, a considerably less feted guard for the rival Chicago Sky. Carter went viral Saturday for a...

Former White House medical adviser Dr. Anthony Fauci admitted there was no scientific basis for the rigid 6-foot social distancing rule he rabidly pushed during the COVID-19 pandemic. The bombshell admission came to light on Friday when Republican Rep. Brad Wenstrup of Ohio — the chairman of the House select...

It's starting to get infuriating just how obviously biased the Justice Department is for President Joe Biden. The supposed pillar of justice and fairness in America argued in a court filing on Friday that it can't release the audio from special counsel Robert Hur's questioning of Biden because it could...

Hell hath no fury like a liberal reminded of the blatantly obvious. On Thursday, former President Donald Trump was convicted of 34 felony counts of falsifying business records in the so-called hush money case in New York City. While the case was brought by Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg, President...

It's almost as if he weren't listening to himself. On Sunday, House Minority Leader Rep. Hakeem Jeffries, a New York Democrat, appeared on NBC's "Meet the Press" to discuss the obvious issues of the day. First and foremost, obviously, was former President Donald Trump's conviction on 34 counts in a...

Oh, "pride month," the progressives' time for people to talk about something they really shouldn't be talking about. A perfect example would be "Ms. Rachel," the wildly popular YouTuber whose account is geared toward teaching videos for babies and toddlers. On Saturday, the woman behind "Ms. Rachel " -- 41-year-old...

It's hard to call Sunday anything less than a tragedy for the violence-ridden country of Mexico. In the culmination of a race dominated not only by the scourge of the country's criminal cartels but the looming threat of the ruling faction turning it into a one-party state, former Mexico City...

Makers of popular drink that claims to be a healthy alternative to soda will potentially have to defend the merits of their concoction in court after a class-action lawsuit accused the beverage of being bad for you. According to Scripps News, Poppi Soda has advertised itself -- often with the...