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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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Rep. Jimmy Gomez (D-CA) lost his reelection bid to fellow Democrat and socialist candidate Angela Gonzales-Torres on Tuesday, ending his nine-year tenure as a congressman. Gonzalez-Torres won 58.66% of the vote compared to the incumbent’s 41.34% after the Associated Press called the race at 1:11 p.m. on Wednesday. Gomez sought a sixth term in Congress […]
David Zimmermann ·
Finance and EconomyA nationwide revolt against property taxes ended in mixed results at the ballot box on Tuesday. Florida voters notably approved a ballot measure to curb property taxes. But other states, such as Wyoming, rejected similar measures. Property taxes became a topic of note in the midterm elections in large part because homeowners have seen the […]
Zach Halaschak ·
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) and House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) said Wednesday that President Donald Trump had yet to call them, despite the president’s pledge to work with Democrats after their sweeping midterm victories. “No, not yet,” Schumer said when asked during a victory press conference whether he had heard from Trump […]
Haris Alic ·
Mayor-elect Janeese Lewis George is preparing to usher in a new era of Washington, D.C., politics, outlining an ambitious legislative agenda and transition plans Wednesday after winning the seat to become the city’s first socialist mayor. Lewis George, 38, easily won Tuesday’s general election, following her decisive victory in the June Democratic primary. She will […]
Rena Rowe ·
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) posted a photo of himself grilling on social media, except it’s Republicans who seem to be getting cooked. “54 seats and counting,” Schumer wrote on X. “And I learned how to grill … these burgers and dogs are fully cooked.” The post shows the New York senator smiling as […]
Mackenzie Chase ·
Fresh off sweeping midterm victories, Iowa Democrats are pressing the Democratic National Committee to restore the state’s coveted first-in-the-nation position on the party’s presidential nominating calendar in 2028. “I call upon the DNC to take a hard look at their calendar and restore Iowa to [the] early-vote window,” former elected Iowa Democrat Charlie Comfort told […]
Naomi Lim ·
Democratic Senators who have acted as party mavericks, willing to defect or speak out against their party, are likely to wield less power heading into the next Congress as their party expands its control of the upper chamber. Democrats have won at least 54 seats in the Senate, with races in Alaska and Mississippi still […]
Molly Parks ·
Democrat Christina Hines defeated Republican Mike Bouchard in the race to replace Rep. John James (R-MI) in Michigan’s 10th Congressional District. Hines garnered 52% of the vote compared to Bouchard, who won 45% of the vote, according to the Associated Press, which called the race at 12:26 p.m. on Wednesday. The Democrat’s win flips James’s […]
Molly Parks ·
Beltway ConfidentialPresident Donald Trump’s Republican Party just suffered the worst midterm defeat since the Obama years, and everyone wants to know who or what is to blame. One popular explanation is that the GOP ran bad candidates, which it did, but that is not why it lost. If bad candidates were the deciding factor, the Democrats […]
Peter Cordi ·
EXCLUSIVE — President Donald Trump is expected make his first post-midterm trip on Friday to NASA’s inaugural MAX POWER Aerospace Expo, White House officials tell the Washington Examiner. Trump has made revitalizing NASA and expanding Space Force a top focus of his second term in the White House. Last year, the president set a goal […]
Christian Datoc ·
House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) told staff Wednesday morning that he will not seek to become House minority leader in the next Congress, sources familiar with the matter told the Washington Examiner. Johnson’s decision comes after steep Republican losses in Tuesday’s midterm elections, where Democrats swept several House and Senate races to gain control of […]
Hailey Bullis ·
Washington, D.C., is set to ban foie gras after a ballot initiative passed, though some hurdles remain. Opposition to foie gras, the cooked, fatty liver of ducks obtained by force-feeding them large amounts of unhealthy food, has long been a cause célèbre for animal rights activists. Pro-Animal DC got the proposed ban on the ballot […]
Brady Knox ·
Democrats won at least 54 Senate races during Tuesday’s midterm elections, with two more races still waiting to be called in Alaska and Mississippi. The dominant romp has some Republicans worried that Democrats could remain in control of the upper chamber beyond the 2028 presidential election and potentially as long as 2032. Democrats unseated Republican […]
Mabinty Quarshie ·
Energy and EnvironmentA significant shift in energy policy is in store with Democrats retaking the majority in the next Congress. Democrats are set to try to reverse the Republican agenda of the past two years, which was to cut funding for wind and solar power while deregulating fossil fuel industries. Although there is shared interest between the […]
Callie Patteson ·
Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-SD) has acknowledged a lame-duck increase through the end of President Donald Trump’s term as a possibility “multiple times since July,” Politico reported on Oct. 13. Republicans are also eyeing defense money, and a reconciliation package shelved before the midterms carried about $100 billion for defense and farm aid, Roll […]
Jay Rogers ·
Just as political pundits of the 1970s were quick to say that only Richard Nixon could reach out to the communists of Beijing, the pundits of 2026 might say that only President Donald Trump could end the $4 billion in annual U.S. military aid to Israel. Trump made the announcement in the final days of […]
James Patterson ·
Artificial intelligence is dominating most news media, with coverage oscillating among fears for humanity, announcements of breakthrough advances, and trepidation about the impending infrastructure investment that could dwarf every previous industrial and technological revolution. Anthropic and OpenAI, the corporate developers of the most advanced “frontier” AI systems, hope, audaciously, to raise capital that values each […]
Andrew I. Fillat and Henry Miller ·
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio — Ten years ago, a homemade sign stood off U.S. 62 between Sharon, Pennsylvania, and Masury, Ohio, on the fault line of the Mahoning Valley. It read: “You had your chance, it’s our turn now.” On Tuesday, the valley said it again. This time, it was talking to Republicans. Former Sen. Sherrod Brown, […]
Salena Zito ·
CongressionalDemocrats swept both chambers of Congress during the midterm elections by much larger margins than most polls showed, effectively making President Donald Trump a lame duck in the last two years of his second term. Much of the Democratic victory is largely due to voter backlash against Trump’s handling of the Iran war, tariffs, and […]
Mabinty Quarshie ·
The December 2026 Supplemental Security Income payments, worth up to $994, will be sent to recipients in 27 days. SSI payments are typically issued on the first day of each month. The program supports people with limited income who are blind, age 65 or older, or have another qualifying disability. The amount beneficiaries receive varies […]
Britta Miller ·