Jarrett Stepman is a columnist for The Daily Signal. He focuses on a variety of themes including culture and society, government and politics, and public policy, often exploring topics such as elections, security policy, and parenting styles. Jarrett's work has been featured in prominent outlets including The Heritage Foundation, New York Post, and RealClearMarkets.
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Jarrett Stepman primarily covers government and politics, with a focus on legal policy regulation, government announcements, evolving stories, and opinion editorials. He would likely be interested in pitches that offer expert analysis or opinions on current political events in the United States. This could include insights into legislative changes, political trends, social issues related to governance or education policies.
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• October 25, 2026 Summary Closing the border and deporting criminal illegal aliens has directly resulted in a dramatic drop in crime.
By: Daniel J. Mahoney
• October 26, 2026 Welcome to the 11th in our series “Landmark Speeches in American History.” We are celebrating America's 250th anniversary
By: Jarrett Stepman
Crime is dropping to historic lows across America. Could border security and immigration enforcement be the reason? See what the numbers reveal about the connection.
America has seen a significant turnaround on crime. But some statistics hide the continued, and often growing problems many cities face. Urban chaos in deep-blue cities is still a major, unresolved issue that's rightly driving the perception that crime is unacceptably high, and mostly the product of bad policies.
By: Jarrett Stepman
Crime is falling nationwide, but New York's subways tell a different story. Why are violent attacks doubling—and what's Mayor Mamdani failing to address? Here's what the statistics hide.
A House Judiciary Committee report accused New York City district attorneys of helping illegal aliens escape deportation. The district attorney offices instruct their prosecutors to lower charges to block deportation. The report highlights how illegal alien crime statistics are warped by open-border judges. President Donald Trump's deportation policies have been a huge contributing factor to falling national crime rates. But rogue judges have been working overtime to undermine those efforts and ensure that the Biden administration's reckless border policies are made permanent. An underreported, toxic phenomenon is how rogue, open-borders judges in sanctuary cities warp crime statistics to thwart deportations. Even worse,
By: Jarrett Stepman
A European soccer star insinuated that Mao Zedong was a dictator, and China showed exactly how a powerful, dictatorial regime operates when it can.
