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Washington Examiner
The Washington Examiner is an American conservative news magazine based in Washington, D.C., consisting of a website and a weekly printed magazine. It is owned by billionaire businessman Philip Anschutz through MediaDC, a subsidiary of Clarity Media Group.
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Consider a veteran who comes home from his last tour to his family in the mountains of West Virginia. He finds solace in the slowness and solitude of the land he has worked so hard to call his own. He spends time with his family and starts the transition to the slower pace of life, […]
David J. Shulkin ·
The voters have spoken, and a new Democratic majority is headed to Washington. No matter what side of the aisle you support, American families and job creators, the consequences could extend well beyond politics. Hard-won efforts to rein in the IRS are now at risk of being reversed, potentially opening the door to renewed political […]
Chuck Flint ·
President Donald Trump signed a proclamation on Thursday, declaring the Oval Office a “national monument” to prevent future presidents from making substantial changes to the space. The White House proclamation designates the Oval Office, the Outer Oval Office, and the Cabinet Room as a nationally recognized monument. “The White House and its grounds are Federal […]
David Zimmermann ·
Mississippi Democrat Scott Colom extended his lead against Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith (R-MS) in the Senate race, outpacing her by just over 1,800 ballots. Initially, the election was a lot closer, with Colom leading the incumbent by fewer than 100 votes. As of Friday morning, the Democratic challenger has garnered 49% support, while Hyde-Smith has received […]
David Zimmermann ·
Rep. Jim Clyburn (D-SC) has become the man of the hour for Democrats looking to launch a 2028 presidential bid, as he revealed that several lawmakers have reached out to him after the party swept up a House and Senate majority in the midterm elections. Clyburn told Politico that he received phone calls from four […]
Claire Carter ·
Texas’s Republican establishment thought it was unshakeable. The blue tsunami that recently swept across the state proved the opposite. The wave culminated with Republicans washed out on the floor of the Capitol, having lost both the governorship and a Senate seat. For Texas Democrats, the ask was plain: Don’t boo, vote. They listened. Pundits did […]
Abigail Ingram ·
Finance and EconomyThe details of Friday’s jobs report for October show that it was even stronger than the headline numbers indicated, even though they showed that a robust 165,000 payroll jobs were added and the unemployment rate fell to 4.1%. Read on to learn what the new statistics from the Bureau of Labor Statistics say about how […]
Joseph Lawler ·
Finance and EconomyIn a very positive report, the economy added 165,000 new payroll jobs in October, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported Friday — the report showed a strong labor market despite household discontent with the overall economy. The unemployment rate fell a tenth of a percentage point to 4.1%. Forecasters expected payroll job growth of 65,000. […]
Zach Halaschak ·
Jay Rockefeller, a former Democratic governor and senator of West Virginia, has died at age 89. The former politician died at his home in Washington, D.C., on Friday. His family did not provide a cause of death. Rockefeller was a champion of healthcare, tax reform, social welfare, and national security during his decadeslong political career. […]
David Zimmermann ·
A federal judge temporarily blocked President Donald Trump’s plans to begin construction on a massive triumphal arch near Washington, D.C., hours after a federal planning commission approved a controversial project. U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan, who was appointed by former President Barack Obama, issued a 14-day temporary restraining order late Thursday, preventing the administration from […]
Claire Carter ·
Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) is seizing on Florida‘s resistance to Tuesday’s Democratic wave to pitch his record as a model for a battered Republican Party, even as narrower GOP victories at home raise questions about the strength of that model. As Democrats dominated statewide in traditional Republican strongholds, including Texas, South Carolina, Kansas, even Mississippi, […]
Naomi Lim ·
President Donald Trump said on Wednesday he’d fight the Iran war all over again. “Long term it’s the only answer,” he told reporters. “You can’t let Iran have a nuclear weapon.” He’s right about that. Which is precisely why the deal his negotiators are working on should worry him even more than the midterm election […]
Uriel Zehavi ·
Vice President JD Vance has created distance between himself and President Donald Trump ahead of a likely 2028 presidential bid. Trump doesn’t seem to mind. At least not yet. Through leaks and public comments, Vance has made it clear that he opposed the Iran war. Unlike Trump, Vance didn’t endorse Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu […]
Bob Cusack ·
In 2024, Rep. Virginia Foxx (R-NC) defeated Democrat Chuck Hubbard by 75,914 votes. Two years later, Hubbard leads her by just 99. The unofficial results remain subject to outstanding ballots and a possible recount. Foxx may yet prevail, but a nearly 19-point Republican victory has become a virtual tie. That reversal deserves serious examination, and […]
Colton Overcash ·
It is no secret that the morning after the midterms was the unofficial kickoff for the 2028 presidential race. Yes, we Republicans suffered a painful defeat. It’s an undeniable fact, and Republicans owned up to the loss right away. (Unlike the Democrats after President Donald Trump was first elected in 2016, when we all remember […]
Mendi Glik ·
Anti-abortion advocates worry that President Donald Trump may be pushed by the new Democratic majorities in the House and Senate to back down on anti-abortion priorities. Anti-abortion groups are publicly projecting confidence that the president will follow through on their top demands, including that he veto any bill legalizing later-in-pregnancy abortions and reject taxpayer funding […]
Gabrielle M. Etzel and Mabinty Quarshie ·
Following the Republicans’ Midterm Elections drubbing, Vice President JD Vance sent out an X post. It infuriated those who have spent years trying to convince an American president, Democratic or Republican, that overthrowing the Iranian regime was an urgent, easy-to-accomplish mission. “The reason we lost is the [Iran] war,” Vance concluded. Indeed. President Donald Trump […]
Daniel DePetris ·
Texas Republicans are divided over whether Democrats’ historic sweep of statewide offices is the beginning of a political realignment or a temporary backlash against President Donald Trump, with some warning that the losses could put the longtime Republican stronghold in play in the 2028 presidential election. Democrats rode voter frustration over the cost of living, […]
Anna Giaritelli, Christian Datoc and Mabinty Quarshie ·
CongressionalPresident Donald Trump got one of the rarest things in American politics: a second chance. In this month’s midterm elections, voters rendered the verdict that he blew it. While his second, nonconsecutive term is not over, Trump is running out of time to change their minds — and Republicans are starting to look past him […]
W. James Antle III ·
Beltway ConfidentialIn his victory speech at his campaign headquarters in Detroit, Sen.-elect Abdul el Sayed (D-MI) declared, “We don’t want our money sent to do apartheid, or genocide, or war.” El Sayed might have wanted to throw shade at Israel, which, throughout his campaign, he made out to be a boogeyman as he spread the blood […]
Michael Rubin ·