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.
Daniel R. Suhr | Hospitals that performed transgender surgeries on minors are beginning to face a measure of accountability
Daniel R. Suhr | Some Democratic leaders realize that cultural radicalism hurts the party at the polls, but it may be too deeply embedded to root out by 2028
WORLD commentator Daniel Suhr weighs Pope Leo XIV’s call for moral guardrails on emerging AI technologies, while questioning whether the pope’s warnings about warfare fully fit the technology as it exists today.
Daniel R. Suhr | Americans should hope our badly governed ally may get back on track
As Washington debates compensation for alleged political targeting, WORLD commentator Daniel Suhr says lawfare carries a hidden cost: fewer citizens willing to risk entering public life at all.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio is accusing the United Nations of treating migration as a global entitlement rather than a sovereign national decision. WORLD Opinions writer Daniel Suhr says that debate is quickly becoming a defining political divide across the West.
An FCC inquiry into TV ratings raises questions about whether parents are getting clear information about what their children are watching. Daniel Suhr says the issue is transparency, not censorship.
Daniel R. Suhr | The state follows up a string of losses at the Supreme Court with an attempt to discriminate against pre-K programs that espouse biblical sexual ethics
As sports shift to streaming platforms, fans are paying more to watch less together—raising questions about what happens when a shared pastime becomes a private one. Daniel Suhr argues that something valuable is being lost.
Daniel R. Suhr | Three big waves are working against discrimination based on race in higher education
