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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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Israel’s 2026 parliamentary elections are set to amount to political deadlock, with neither Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu nor Gadi Eisenkot getting enough votes to form a government. One clear winner did emerge, however, with enough votes to decisively influence the outcome: Israeli Arabs. The latest results, as of 8:30 p.m. local time, give Ra’am and […]
Brady Knox ·
DefenseArmy officials announced on Wednesday that it would allow commercial drone companies to use two additional facilities, both of which are in Indiana, to test their products more quickly as part of the Permissive Test Range Expansion Initiative. During an event at the Northeast Indiana Defense Summit, Acting Army Secretary Adam Telle announced that Camp […]
Mike Brest ·
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Wednesday said rival Arab parties cheated in his country’s elections after exit polls indicated his coalition failed to capture a majority in the Knesset, pushing the Middle Eastern democracy into a political deadlock. Netanyahu’s Likud party and its allies outperformed expectations on Tuesday. But with results still trickling in […]
Emily Hallas ·
On Tuesday, voters will head to the polls to decide more than just the midterm federal elections. In over 30 states, there are attorney general races that will decide far more than just the control of congressional gridlock. One thing is clear in the over 100 polls I have seen since Labor Day: people do […]
Adam Piper ·
Several politicians and candidates, mostly Republicans, expressed their outrage after a man allegedly vandalized the 9/11 Memorial and Museum in New York City by spraying red paint on the landmark earlier this week. Jonathan Tijerina, 31, was arrested on charges of criminal mischief and making graffiti for spray-painting the name of his anti-gun website, juststopkillingkids.com, […]
David Zimmermann ·
CongressionalPresident Donald Trump demanded last-minute changes to the ballot for Alaska‘s U.S. Senate seat after a bombshell report that Democrats recruited candidates with the same name as the Republican incumbent. “It has just been determined that the Democrats in Alaska illegally searched for, and recruited, a man named Dan Sullivan to run against our distinguished […]
Naomi Lim ·
Fifteen people are facing charges connected to a transnational drug trafficking organization distributing methamphetamine and gamma-butyrolactone across the East Coast. U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia Jeanine Pirro announced the 12-count indictment on Wednesday, the day after four of the alleged traffickers were arrested and search warrants were executed across D.C. and Pennsylvania. Officials […]
Mackenzie Chase ·
OpenAI is creating an “Election Operations Center” to monitor for misinformation and possible interference in the 2026 midterm elections. The “war room” effort, first reported by Politico, focuses on stamping out possible interference from its models acting in a rogue way or being used in a manner that violates its terms. The report comes as […]
Molly Parks ·
The same news story can be at once shocking and the least surprising thing in the world. Such is the New York Times report that independent Alaska Senate candidate Daniel J. Sullivan Jr., who shares the same name as endangered Sen. Dan Sullivan (R-AK), is a Democratic plant. On the one hand, of course this […]
Timothy P. Carney ·
Beltway ConfidentialIllinois Gov. JB Pritzker seems to live in an alternate reality, where he has brought the state back from the brink of death after a supposed reign of irresponsible Republican governance. Pritzker, who is undoubtedly planning to run for president in 2028, boasted on Twitter/X about the state of Illinois’s finances. “After years of GOP […]
Zachary Faria ·
The cost of the Iran war continues to rise as President Donald Trump publicly weighs additional military action following next week’s midterm elections. Pentagon officials informed Congress on Oct. 16 that the cost of the war had surpassed $47 billion. The price tag continues to incrementally tick up as the department has maintained a significant […]
Mike Brest ·
It’s easy to forget that Americans are voting in a year that marks the 250th anniversary of the nation’s Declaration of Independence. You don’t hear much about the declaration in the campaign rhetoric, and most people would bristle at the notion that the sublime message of the founding document has much to do with the […]
Michael Barone ·
Finance and EconomyThe Federal Reserve voted to hold its interest rate target steady, a decision that investors mostly anticipated, but that nonetheless had markets on edge because of the off-chance that the central bank could hike rates just before the midterm elections in light of the high rate of inflation. After a two-day meeting in Washington, the […]
Zach Halaschak ·
Remember Jack Dorsey, founder of Twitter, now X? He’s been busy with his Block, Inc. tech company, which launched “Dessa” on Oct. 24. The main tagline from the home page is, “You learned to talk by listening. So did Dessa.” This new technology speaks and listens at the same time. It interrupts and pauses, like […]
Charles Camosy ·
CongressionalDemocratic Senate candidate Mary Peltola’s campaign and senior Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee officials participated in a secret effort to recruit spoiler challengers against Sen. Dan Sullivan (R-AK), including a candidate sharing his name, the New York Times reported Wednesday. The findings bolster long-standing Republican allegations that challenger Dan J. Sullivan’s candidacy was solely intended to […]
Kaelan Deese ·
Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh is set to announce the central bank’s interest rate decision on Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. Warsh is expected to hold interest rates steady despite persistently high inflation, partly driven by elevated energy prices stemming from the war in Iran. JOSH SHAPIRO MOVES INTO THE STARTING BLOCKS FOR 2028 WITH NEW […]
Rena Rowe ·
StateGov. Greg Abbott (R-TX) railed against his Democratic challenger, state Rep. Gina Hinojosa, for bringing a “sham lawsuit” against him after a district court issued a temporary order forcing the governor to allow Hinojosa to inspect his communications with SpaceX founder and GOP donor Elon Musk. The legal battle ignited earlier this month after Hinojosa […]
Claire Carter ·
The Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division is suing a Maryland public school system, accusing it of secretly “gender transitioning” children without parental knowledge or consent. Anne Arundel County Public Schools’ policies allegedly deny parental rights by instructing school staff to abide by the student’s self-identified name, pronouns, and gender identity without notifying their parents, according […]
Mackenzie Chase ·
Courage, Strength, and OptimismFrench soccer star Kylian Mbappe learned just how easily the Chinese Communist Party can flop. Mbappe never should have backed down or apologized for a funny meme. Circulating across the internet, there is a meme of Mbappe’s face pasted over the body of the Chinese dictator, Mao Zedong. When asked which is his favorite meme […]
Ali Holcomb ·
Longtime Manhattan U.S. District Judge Alvin Hellerstein, who was overseeing the prosecution of former Venezuelan dictator Nicolas Maduro died Wednesday at 92. Hellerstein died of natural causes, according to a notice from the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York. His pending cases, including Maduro’s prosecution, will be randomly reassigned to other […]
Kaelan Deese and Rena Rowe ·