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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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President Donald Trump will hold rallies in Iowa and Kansas over the last weekend before the midterm elections after the events were canceled just one day earlier, a source familiar with the matter confirmed to the Washington Examiner. “The rallies are back on,” the source said. “President Trump loves his supporters, and in addition to […]
Mabinty Quarshie and Naomi Lim ·
Fairness and JusticeWeeks into New York’s rent freeze, the argument over it has moved to a Manhattan courtroom, where landlords and City Hall are fighting over text messages and whether the mayor leaned on the board that voted it through. The court will decide whether the freeze was approved properly. What no court can change is what […]
Vitor Melo ·
Fairness and JusticeThere is something deeply un-American about asking Washington for permission to eliminate your competition, then insisting the resulting corporate giant will be a wonderful deal for everybody else. Yet that is essentially the pitch behind the proposed $85 billion merger between Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern, a transaction that would put nearly half of America’s […]
Julio Rivera ·
Christa Pike, who survived lethal injections in Tennessee last month, broke her silence on the botched execution. In a public statement released by her attorneys on Friday, Pike said she is recovering but noted that “healing is not the same as being okay.” Her comments come exactly one month after the execution attempt. “One month […]
David Zimmermann ·
Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) rebuked Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul el Sayed’s views on Jews and Israel on Thursday, marking notable pushback in the battleground race from one of his party’s top power players. Pelosi, a longtime leader of House Democrats, sent the message that some of el Sayed’s positions are alarming as he hits […]
Emily Hallas ·
Vice President JD Vance will no longer be traveling to Minnesota to hold a press conference on fraud later Friday. The decision came after President Donald Trump canceled his now-rescheduled rallies in Iowa and Kansas, which were initially scheduled for this weekend. The president explained the schedule change by saying he can have a broader […]
David Zimmermann ·
On Oct. 22, a federal judge in Chicago sentenced Parth Nayi to two years in prison and fined him $50,000 for organizing hundreds of staged armed robberies. Fake bandits, replica guns, and paid-off store owners gave customers a crime to report, because the U visa is reserved for victims of real ones. Participants paid up […]
Jay Rogers ·
I left Cuba when I was 10. My parents took me to Germany in 2001, and I have lived there ever since. Part of my family never left. When I call them, the conversation follows a script none of us wrote: how many hours the power was out, which medicine the pharmacy no longer has, […]
Aciel Martinez Poll ·
Pope Leo XIV may become the first-ever pope to vote in a secular election, let alone a U.S. one, as he ordered a mail-in ballot for the 2026 midterm elections. Kim Fladhammer, Will County clerk’s office chief of staff, told the Chicago Sun-Times that the leader of the Roman Catholic Church requested a mail-in ballot […]
Brady Knox ·
Faith, Freedom, and Self-RelianceIn Washington, it’s easy to get swept up in the policy debate of the day. But if you spend a few weeks on a bus traveling through America’s cities and small towns, you’ll quickly realize most people aren’t keeping tabs on every legislative battle. They’re trying to figure out why life seems to cost more […]
Stephen Waguespack ·
Beltway ConfidentialHow will Xavier Becerra differ from Gavin Newsom as governor of California? According to Becerra, he will green-light even worse policies while speaking Spanish. Becerra was asked a series of questions by reporter Ashley Zavala about what his administration would look like. His answers mixed support for the status quo of California’s incompetent governance with […]
Zachary Faria ·
If a red-state firewall is going to save the Republican Senate majority, the polls aren’t showing it yet, just four days out from Tuesday’s midterm elections. The RealClearPolitics polling averages showed Democrats leading in six of eight toss-up Senate races as of Thursday night. The Republicans lead by 2.7 percentage points in South Carolina, which […]
W. James Antle III ·
I can pinpoint the exact moment that I fell in love with Wisconsin. I had always had a distant regard for that lake-ringed state. I had applauded its pioneering reforms on school choice, welfare and the right to work. I had admired the Republican politicians which it supplied so disproportionately: Tommy Thompson, Paul Ryan, Reince […]
Dan Hannan ·
Monday was an ordinary day in Russia. That is the problem. That morning, Voronezh Gov. Alexander Gusev reported 113 Ukrainian drones downed over his region overnight, 70 of them over the city itself. At least three people were killed and 39 were injured. On Sunday, Radio Liberty’s Russian service reported, citing satellite imagery, that 16 […]
Emzari Gelashvili ·
Many have tuned in to the civil unrest that is, in some instances, literally burning France. The initial reports tied the origins of the conflict to student demonstrations over declining conditions and resources in the classroom. Though such needs are justifiably apparent, make no mistake: The destruction we have seen in France this fall is […]
J. Adam Lowe ·
South Africa’s Naval Base Simon’s Town sits directly on False Bay, the sheltered waters funneling up to 20,000 vessels and 1.6 billion tons of cargo around the Cape of Good Hope each year. Recent Houthi terrorism in the Red Sea has forced global shipping into this southern detour, spiking Cape oil traffic from 6.1 million […]
Jose Lev Alvarez ·
Europe simmers again amid riots, looting, and burning. Yet many of its leaders still fail to understand how their decisions created this climate. For years, Europe’s leaders appeased the West’s adversaries, looking past aggression and favoring accommodation, both abroad and at home. They mistook appeasement for peace, and anarchy followed. In the Middle East, they […]
Cale Brown ·
Magazine - Your LandThe next sociologist to update Robert Putnam’s Bowling Alone ought to write about “trunk or treat.” The declines in neighborhood cohesion and childhood freedom can both be traced to the replacement of trick-or-treating with its sanitized simulacrum, in which kids in costumes go around a parking lot, collecting candy from the rear of their friends’ […]
Timothy P. Carney ·
CINCINNATI — Vice President JD Vance hopes his native ties to Ohio can help save Republican candidates in the state’s most competitive races. During a three-stop Oct. 21 swing through the Buckeye State, including a surprise, private drop-in to a Cincinnati Bengals practice session, Vance forcefully defended Republican gubernatorial nominee Vivek Ramaswamy. Two weeks before […]
Naomi Lim ·
Beltway ConfidentialNo phrase illustrates the irony of former President Barack Obama’s latest political pitch better than “right message, wrong messenger.” This week, Obama unveiled his new slogan ahead of the 2026 elections: “I’m tired of being divided.” The lack of self-awareness is astounding from the man who earned the nickname “divider-in-chief” during his two terms. “I […]
Peter Cordi ·