After all the talking and arguing about Kilmar Abrego Garcia, the illegal border-crosser and alleged gang member deported by the United States and now imprisoned in El Salvador, there is
By Chris Summers Contributing Writer Terrorists shot dead 26 tourists at a resort in Indian-controlled Kashmir on Tuesday, with the region’s chief minister calling the attackers “inhuman.” The gunmen also wounded
By Jack Phillips Contributing Writer The United States will “walk away” from talks if Russia and Ukraine reject an “explicit proposal” by U.S. officials to end the three-year war, Vice President
By Tom Ozimek Contributing Writer California Gov. Gavin Newsom is urging his own party to confront its 2024 election losses with honest self-examination, warning that without serious introspection, Democrats are destined
In re: Signal article, “Saugus district board approves behavior consulting workshop,” by Maya Morales, April 3. Problem solving obviously first requires identifying and acknowledging that a problem actually exists, which is
Call me crazy, but I think I have come up with, what could be, one of the greatest fundraisers ever. Hear me out. You remember Farm Aid and “We Are
Renée McKellar’s letter (April 8) portrays Moms for Liberty as a threat to public education, accusing the group of extremism and harmful censorship. Her depiction of the organization and its
On Saturday, April 5, the “Hands Off” protest was staged internationally and globally and it was a protest for the ages. The “Hands Off” Protest was staged in all 50
In Tennessee, controversial bills allowing Tennessee school districts to deny enrollment to illegal alien students have taken another step toward becoming law. The bills – House Bill 793 and Senate
Dear Savvy Senior, What can you tell me about volunteer vacation programs? I’m a healthy, 60-year-old, single woman, and am interested in doing some solo traveling, but would like to
By Andrew Moran Contributing Writer The White House is optimistic about a potential trade deal with China. White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt told reporters at a Tuesday press briefing that
By Chris Summers Contributing Writer The funeral of Pope Francis I, the first leader of the Roman Catholic Church to come from the Western Hemisphere, will take place on Saturday, the
By Jack Phillips Contributing Writer Secretary of State Marco Rubio released a plan on Tuesday to significantly restructure the Department of State to reduce “decades of bloat.” “In its current form,
In the halls of Congress and across California’s 27th District, I never take for granted that I serve an incredible community of active service members and veterans. This month, I
Some of us were led to believe there would be no more five-story buildings on Main Street. Yet here is another one, to be plunked down in another part of
This is an era when the great certainties that ruled American life for nearly three generations are being questioned more deeply, more widely and more seriously than at any time
By Aldgra Fredly Contributing Writer Kilmar Abrego Garcia, an illegal immigrant who was deported to El Salvador by the Trump administration, has been transferred from the country’s maximum-security prison to a
By T.J. Muscaro Contributing Writer Pope Francis, the first leader of the Roman Catholic Church to come from Latin America, and the first to come from the Western Hemisphere, has died.
By Zachary Stieber Contributing Writer The measles outbreak that started in Texas this year is likely larger than the reported numbers, a U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention official said
By Georgia Del Favero There are more than 20,000 summer camps in the United States, each one of them with its own unique benefits, challenges and quirks. From day to