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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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Abdul el Sayed was supposed to win the Michigan Democratic Senate primary by a comfortable margin this summer, but the polls missed what was really brewing on the ground. An expected 10-point romp turned into a nail-biter; he won by roughly 1 percentage point. That underperformance was driven by a coalition of relative moderates, Jewish […]
Guy Benson ·
Rep. Debbie Dingell (D-MI) said she believes Rep. Haley Stevens’s (D-MI) decision to buck her party and endorse Republican Senate nominee Mike Rogers instead of Democrat Abdul el Sayed will backfire in the tight Michigan Senate race. Stevens ran as a moderate against socialist-leaning el Sayed in the state’s Democratic primary earlier this year. She […]
Emily Hallas ·
Throughout October, prediction markets gave Democrat Brad Lander a better than 96% chance of winning New York’s 10th Congressional District. With that cushion, you’d think he might spend the campaign’s closing days with the New Yorkers he’s about to represent, or knock on doors for Democrats in tighter races. You’d be wrong. Instead, Lander spent […]
Hen Mazzig ·
While the American public remains fixated on daily domestic political disputes and legislative gridlock, a profound and highly strategic alignment is quietly shifting the balance of power in our hemisphere. The United States and Guatemala have forged an aggressive, deeply transactional security and economic partnership. By connecting the dots across recent diplomatic maneuvers, a clear […]
Eric Wargotz ·
Democratic Senate candidates are leading their Republican opponents in seven battleground states surveyed by the New York Times and Siena College, highlighting the political challenges facing the Republican Party on the eve of Election Day. The latest polling found Democrats ahead in races stretching from Texas to Alaska, including several states President Donald Trump safely […]
Rena Rowe ·
Beltway ConfidentialHell hath no fury like the Democratic political machine scorned by a woman. After nearly a decade of emphasizing the importance of protecting democracy, championing women’s empowerment, trusting all women, and elevating women’s voices in politics, Democrats made a stark, sudden pivot on Sunday, scolding, demonizing, and vilifying one of their own, Rep. Haley Stevens […]
Christopher Tremoglie ·
Jerrell Jackson’s criminal journey made him cross paths with police in the District of Columbia for more than a decade before they gained the help of U.S. troops. Since 2010, Jackson has been convicted, in two separate cases, of possessing a gun his criminal record barred him from owning, carrying without a license, threats to […]
Hudson Crozier ·
While the strategic threats posed by the Fordow nuclear facility and Pickaxe Mountain are well-known fixtures of Western security debates, it is a dangerous oversight to ignore Eagle 44, an underground Iranian air force base engineered to withstand precision airstrikes and project lethal power directly over the Persian Gulf. Recent satellite imagery reveals that Tehran […]
Jose Lev Alvarez ·
A Midwest-based automotive manufacturing company is partnering with a Silicon Valley-based drone aircraft company to mass-produce the latter’s unmanned aircraft to meet future military needs. Headquartered in Wisconsin, the Oshkosh Corporation has made specialty trucks, military vehicles, and more for over a hundred years. The company announced on Monday its new partnership with Grid Aero […]
Mike Brest ·
The United States and Israel are in sync on Iran, only to the extent of 95%. What about the other 5%? Israel struck petroleum and gas infrastructure in Iran without U.S. involvement, without even prior White House knowledge. When the Israel Defense Forces attacked the South Pars gas field on March 18, President Donald Trump […]
Oded J.K. Faran and Walter E. Block ·
CongressionalIn purple Georgia, where independent voters make up nearly 30% of the electorate, Republicans are hoping to pull nonpartisan voters who support Sen. Jon Ossoff (D-GA) into their fold to vote for Republican Rick Jackson in the state’s gubernatorial race. The Peach State has a history of split-ticket voters, with 6.1% of voters splitting their […]
Molly Parks ·
Op-EdsOn Oct. 27, I argued in these pages that Russian President Vladimir Putin got a diesel order and President Donald Trump got the calendar. Here is the calendar. On Oct. 8, Trump posted that he would not resume strikes on Iran before Nov. 3, Election Day. On Oct. 9, he announced that Putin had agreed […]
Emzari Gelashvili ·
The Pentagon recently designated China’s Confucius Institutes as national security threats. The Department of War’s decision is the right one, but more work remains to combat the Chinese Communist Party’s extensive influence on American soil. The CCP’s operations in the United States are as vast as they are pernicious. In his Oct. 23 remarks announcing […]
Sean Durns ·
Do you know who has access to your health records? From diagnoses and prescriptions to test results and treatment plans, these records tell a deeply personal story — which is why health record privacy protections were a central part of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) when it was passed in 1996. Decades […]
Andrew Langer ·
Iran’s next wheat harvest depends on more than improved rainfall. Wheat farmers told Iran International on Oct. 14 that delayed government payments left them short of cash to buy seed and fertilizer for autumn planting. Officials said most debts were settled and attributed some remaining delays to administrative discrepancies. For producers facing cash outlays now, […]
Elham Golkhandan ·
Recent reporting that QatarEnergy has begun buying long-term liquefied natural gas supplies from abroad as a hedge against another interruption through the Strait of Hormuz should be read as more than a business story. It is an acknowledgment that even one of the world’s largest energy exporters can no longer assume that its own physical […]
Colton Overcash ·
CongressionalA handful of members of Congress have made a reputation for themselves by winning on unfavorable terrain, repeatedly navigating some of the toughest districts in the country despite the perpetual churn of running for office every two years. The list of lawmakers who survive tough districts time and time again is small and dwindling as […]
Lauren Green ·
Beltway ConfidentialFor too long, United Nations secretaries-general have preferred to virtue-signal and jet-set around the globe rather than manage their organization. Current U.N. chief Antonio Guterres has taken about 190 official trips spanning nearly 900 days — the figure would be even higher without a dip during the COVID-19 pandemic. Pair each of these trips with […]
Michael Rubin ·
If it looks like a duck, swims like a duck, and quacks like a duck, then it is probably a Muslim Brotherhood duck. A few days ago, President Donald Trump claimed that Abdul el Sayed and his family are linked to the Muslim Brotherhood — a group designated as a terrorist organization and outlawed even […]
Mendi Glik ·
CongressionalThe law firm of Democratic election attorney Marc Elias is involved in dozens of high-stakes legal battles this midterm election cycle, most recently mounting Alaska Senate Democratic nominee Mary Peltola’s election certification fight against the Justice Department. According to Elias, his team, the Elias Law Group, is currently litigating 92 election-related cases across 42 states, […]
Mia Cathell ·