The Daily Caller was identified as the first outlet to report on the Trump administration's plan to freeze $510 million in federal grants to Brown University, a decision linked to efforts against diversity policies at progressive institutions.

In response to a controversial Politico report linking Trump administration policies to a death penalty pursuit for Luigi Mangione, Daily Caller editor-in-chief Geoffrey Ingersoll and correspondent Reagan Reese issued sharp critiques. Ingersoll’s remark that 'children need parents to tell them hard truths' was delivered in an inflammatory tone that dismisses nuanced political debate and reinforces partisan narratives.

The Daily Caller published an article on February 26, 2025, detailing Texas Sen. Ted Cruz’s plan to subpoena records from an online service provider accused of censoring conservative voices. The piece emphasizes exposing alleged Big Tech censorship and promoting the use of federal power to curtail these practices, contributing to a partisan narrative that intensifies political polarization.

The Daily Caller published an article on February 26, 2025, featuring Senator Ted Cruz’s plans to use legal and governmental tools against Big Tech for alleged censorship of conservative media. The piece promotes a partisan narrative that frames such actions as essential to protecting free speech, aligning with far‑right messaging and influencing public political discourse.

On February 13, 2025, The Daily Caller published an article that critiques left‐wing policies and highlights calls for moderation among Democratic voters. The content selectively frames political polling results and legislative actions in a manner that reinforces conservative narratives, which from an anti‑fascist perspective may contribute to political polarization.

On January 4, 2025, Daily Caller published an article criticizing the CFPB's new overdraft fee regulation. The piece frames the measure as 'government overreach' that, according to the article, will force banks to adopt stringent rules affecting low‐income Americans and potentially drive them toward high-cost payday lenders. The narrative implicitly undermines regulations designed to protect vulnerable consumers and supports a political agenda favoring deregulation.

On January 25, 2024, Daily Caller published a story detailing the massive fundraising haul of over $46 million by a Trump-aligned Super PAC, highlighting contributions from influential donors. The coverage underscores the outlet’s role in disseminating politically charged content that supports and amplifies far-right, authoritarian narratives.