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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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Op-EdsIn October 1905, American diplomats received Norway’s charge d’affaires ad interim just days after Sweden recognized the dissolution of its union. The U.S. press widely celebrated this orderly separation as a model of Western self-determination, not a threat to regional stability. By swiftly recognizing the new Norwegian state, Washington proved that early engagement with pro-Western […]
Jose Lev Alvarez ·
CongressionalCongressional Democrats are already planning a long list of their targets if they win control of Congress next week. While they have been vague about their legislative agenda, Democrats are relishing putting a slew of Trump administration officials under the oversight microscope. But the universe of their scrutiny will go well beyond the executive branch […]
Bob Cusack ·
Less than one week until Election Day, total ad spending and reservations in House general elections are over $1.6 billion. The 2026 election cycle, now in its final days, will be the most expensive midterm ever, according to figures tabulated by tracking firm AdImpact. North Carolina’s 1st Congressional District, where Rep. Don Davis (D-NC) is […]
Hailey Bullis ·
The United Kingdom is slowly sliding off a fiscal cliff edge. Absent major spending cuts, the U.K. will suffer a systemic crisis like the one afflicting France. Beholden to socialism, the U.K.’s Labour government seems determined to bury its head in the sand. That’s the takeaway from Chancellor of the Exchequer John Healey’s budget, which […]
Tom Rogan ·
In the weeks leading up to midterm elections that could define American politics for a decade, a heated debate has broken out between various factions of the American Right. Pre-Trump Republicans, who resent the GOP’s shift away from Bushism and Romneyism, have declared war on Make America Great Again conservatives who celebrate the party’s Trumpian […]
Kevin Roberts ·
Fairness and JusticeFor decades, basic repairs were an ordinary part of owning a car or household appliance. People changed their own oil, replaced their brake pads, and fixed broken appliances without having to take their products back to the manufacturer. Today, however, manufacturers increasingly restrict access to the parts, tools, and technical information needed to make those […]
Emma McGuire ·
Patriotism and UnityFor more than 20 years, after each election, the Pew Research Center has asked voters whether they believed their vote and separately, votes across the country, were counted accurately. Around 90% of voters consistently said they were very or somewhat confident of this, and around 80% gave that response about the votes of their fellow […]
Karlyn Bowman ·
Rep. Byron Donalds (R-FL) could face a tough challenge in keeping Florida red in the state’s gubernatorial race against Democratic nominee David Jolly next week. To win the reliably red state, Donalds needs to maintain his electoral advantage among older and white voters while improving his performance among Hispanic voters and independents, two voting blocs […]
David Zimmermann ·
CongressionalControl of the U.S. Senate may be decided in 2026 by a handful of candidates who genuinely have no hope of winning their own races. While Democrats seem primed to retake the majority in the U.S. House of Representatives, control of the upper chamber is still up for grabs. Democrats must defend the seats they […]
Christian Datoc ·
NBC News’s Meet the Press host Kristen Welker kept insisting on Sunday that Abdul el Sayed, Michigan’s Democratic nominee for the U.S. Senate, had denounced the Muslim Brotherhood. I was flabbergasted. How could I have missed such major news? Until now, the progressive candidate’s campaign playbook has been to routinely deny any ties to the […]
John Roberts ·
The son-in-law of Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy is on track to become the youngest member of Congress at 26 years old and the first person born in the 2000s to serve in Congress. You just may have never heard of him. Republican congressional candidate Michael Alfonso, who is running for Wisconsin’s 7th Congressional District, told […]
Lauren Green ·
North of $405 million will be spent on advertising in the final week of the midterm elections for the top 15 races in the House and Senate, an eye-popping figure that will only continue to climb ahead of Election Day on Tuesday. The last-minute spending, based on data from ad-tracking firm AdImpact as of Wednesday, […]
Ramsey Touchberry ·
EditorialsAn Illinois resident was sentenced last week to only two years in jail after being convicted of staging hundreds of armed robberies. His sole purpose in committing these crimes was to secure work permits and deportation protection for fake victims. Not only is this not the first time someone has been convicted of staging crimes […]
Washington Examiner ·
War Secretary Pete Hegseth ousted a top military strategist from the Joint Chiefs of Staff this week as President Donald Trump contemplates additional strikes on Iran following next week’s elections. Hegseth fired Army Lt. Gen. Brett Sylvia, who was the director for strategy, plans and policy, J5, on the Joint Staff this week, the Atlantic […]
Mike Brest ·
Former President Barack Obama launched a searing string of attacks on President Donald Trump during a rally alongside Sen. Jon Ossoff (D-GA) and Democratic gubernatorial candidate Keisha Lance Bottoms while on the campaign trail outside Atlanta on Wednesday evening. After making waves last week over comments that Trump’s ballroom and additions to the White House […]
Anna Giaritelli ·
Former President Barack Obama on Wednesday continued an unusual war of words over the Cheesecake Factory with President Donald Trump, marking the latest development in a battle over White House renovations that turned into a debate about the restaurant. The saga began over the weekend when Obama mocked Trump’s effort to build a ballroom at […]
Emily Hallas ·
CongressionalBIRMINGHAM, Michigan — Jason Turkish, the Jewish Democratic fiance of Rep. Haley Stevens (D-MI), said Wednesday he plans to vote for Republican Mike Rogers in Michigan’s closely watched Senate race, accusing Democratic nominee Abdul el Sayed of making the community less safe for Jews and saying his association with controversial political streamer Hasan Piker should […]
Barnini Chakraborty ·
Influential figures in the Make America Healthy Again movement turned out for Iowa Republican gubernatorial candidate Zach Lahn on Wednesday evening in an effort to propel him to victory in the midterm election next week. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and other key players in the MAHA movement appeared at a […]
Gabrielle M. Etzel ·
A federal judge on Wednesday denied the Department of Justice’s bid to force California to set aside mail ballots associated with more than 20,000 suspected noncitizens, rejecting an emergency intervention less than a week before the midterm elections. U.S. District Judge David Carter, an appointee of former President Bill Clinton, rejected the department’s request to […]
Kaelan Deese ·
Energy and EnvironmentA fire at a federal nuclear complex in South Carolina triggered an emergency declaration on Wednesday evening, though officials said there was no indication of contamination beyond the site’s boundaries. A fire was reported at the Savannah River Site’s national laboratory in Aiken, but has since been extinguished, according to SRS. Officials declared a Site […]
Emily Hallas ·