Daniel is an attorney who fights for freedom in courts across America. He has worked as a senior adviser for Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker, as a law clerk for Judge Diane Sykes of the 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, and at the national headquarters of the Federalist Society. He is a member of Christ Church Mequon. He is an Eagle Scout and loves spending time with his wife, Anna, and their two sons, Will and Graham, at their home near Milwaukee.
As schools begin pulling back from screen-heavy classrooms, WORLD commentator Daniel Suhr argues that federal policy should catch up—questioning incentives that made connectivity a measure of progress and putting technology back in its place as a tool for learning.
Daniel R. Suhr | A Democratic tactic for the midterm elections puts Israeli security at risk
Daniel R. Suhr | A courthouse project in Tennessee shows how a building can reflect and shape civic virtue
One year after Charlie Kirk’s assassination, people still wear his name. Kirk did more than tell young people what to oppose; he increasingly pointed them toward faith, family, responsibility, and moral truth. WORLD commentator Daniel Suhr reflects on why that vision still resonates.
Seattle schools opened on time after a last-minute labor deal, but WORLD commentator Daniel Suhr argues the near-strike exposed a larger problem: when breaking a no-strike rule pays at the bargaining table, students and parents become leverage.
Daniel R. Suhr | Meta’s settlement with state prosecutors is only a first step in stopping the harm online giants do to children
Meta’s settlement caps teens’ daily use of Facebook and Instagram and gives parents more control. WORLD commentator Daniel Suhr argues those safeguards matter—but they cannot solve harmful content or substitute for the parent.
Disney is invoking First Amendment victories for the Boy Scouts and a Christian wedding designer as it fights scrutiny of its own DEI practices. WORLD commentator Daniel Suhr examines the legal irony.
As socialist candidates gain ground in Democratic primaries, WORLD Commentator Daniel Suhr warns that yesterday’s progressives may be rebranded as today’s moderates.
Daniel R. Suhr | Francesca Hong’s extreme comments and policy positions caused establishment Democrats to rally behind David Crowley
