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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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The Federal Trade Commission sued Dollar General, alleging the discount retailer repeatedly charged customers more at checkout than prices advertised on store shelves, in weekly flyers, and on its website. The lawsuit, filed Monday, alleged the pricing problems have persisted for years despite thousands of failed inspections, tens of thousands of consumer complaints, and multiple […]
Rena Rowe ·
Washington Examiner columnist Joe Concha slammed former Vice President Kamala Harris for her ”human Chernobyl” campaign Saturday, where she said Democrats feel “alone, hopeless, powerless.” “She’s condescending in terms of the way she speaks to voters, as if they’re 12 years old,” Concha said on Fox Business’s Varney & Co. on Monday. Harris campaigned in […]
Britta Miller ·
Incumbent Gov. Kelly Ayotte (R-NH) appears to be cruising to victory in New Hampshire’s gubernatorial election, up in recent polls and the prediction markets compared to her fellow statewide GOP candidate on the Senate ballot, John E. Sununu. Both Ayotte and Sununu are former senators running statewide in the Granite State, seeking office in a […]
Molly Parks ·
Cancer medicine had an extraordinary weekend in Madrid. At the European Society for Medical Oncology Congress, Amgen’s Imdelltra, added to AstraZeneca’s Imfinzi as maintenance therapy for extensive-stage small-cell lung cancer, cut the risk of death by 58%. Median survival rose from just under 13 months to a little over 21 months. Then came another landmark […]
Arie Blitz ·
Election Day is almost here, and early voting is already underway in several states. The clock is ticking for candidates searching for that last, salient issue to move voters. As Republicans fight to hold the House, a clear opportunity is sitting right in front of them: taking a meaningful stance on lowering prescription drug prices. […]
J.D. Hayworth ·
CampaignsWashington Examiner chief political correspondent Byron York explained why President Donald Trump has been so prominent on the campaign trail ahead of midterm elections. “The reason that Trump is going to some of these deep-red areas, he appears in Sioux City, Iowa, a congressional district he won by 31 points in [2024], Port Huron, Michigan, […]
Mackenzie Chase ·
Foreign PolicyFirst lady Melania Trump’s ceasefire in a Russian-occupied Ukrainian city successfully took effect early Tuesday morning, according to Moscow and Kyiv. Trump revealed last week that she had brokered the ceasefire in Oleshky, in a move she said would allow humanitarian aid to enter and to create a safe passageway for trapped civilians to exit […]
Emily Hallas ·
Neil Young is suing President Donald Trump’s campaign for $10 million, accusing it of using his song “Rockin’ in the Free World” at a recent rally in Youngstown, Ohio, despite a previous settlement barring the unauthorized use of the track. The 80-year-old singer filed a copyright infringement lawsuit against Trump’s campaign committee, alleging that it […]
Rena Rowe ·
A British national was charged with assisting a foreign intelligence service in connection with an alleged attempted sabotage incident at RAF Fairford last month in the United Kingdom, while another was hit with a national security offense. Mohmed Abdulkarim, 24, and Nouman Essghir, 24, both British nationals from London, were charged Tuesday under the National […]
Brady Knox ·
Two 18-year-olds, one in Israel and one in America, both Jewish, are about to vote for the first time, a week apart. Israelis go to the polls on Tuesday; Americans on Nov. 3. One may be drawn to Itamar Ben-Gvir’s Otzma Yehudit. The other may be drawn to a candidate backed by the Democratic Socialists […]
Karen Lehmann ·
Beltway ConfidentialFormer President Barack Obama took to the campaign trail over the weekend to rejuvenate Democratic voters and take aim at President Donald Trump. He offered a snarky remark about Trump’s renovations to the White House that, like many of the criticisms Obama makes, didn’t really make any sense. The 44th president blasted Trump for installing […]
Christopher Tremoglie ·
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned of high voter turnout in “the Left’s strongholds” in the most important election of his career. Polls opened in the Israeli parliamentary elections on Tuesday, the first election since the Oct. 7, 2023, Hamas surprise attack that plunged the region into war. The election has turned into a referendum […]
Brady Knox ·
I’ve brewed beer in my garage, and Washington never objected. Had I added a still and made whiskey, the same government could have fined me up to $10,000 and jailed me for up to five years. On Oct. 19, the Supreme Court agreed to decide whether Congress may impose that rule, in Department of Justice […]
Jay Rogers ·
Strains between long-standing allies have become a familiar part of world politics, and they are now surfacing in the South Caucasus. Turkey and Azerbaijan, whose leaders like to describe their bond as “one nation, two states,” are quarreling over religious dress, national sovereignty, and accusations of political interference. The spark was a school dress code. […]
Wesley Alexander Hill ·
Washington’s prolonged passivity in the Mediterranean has finally come due. On Oct. 20, 2026, eastern Libya’s parliament ratified the disastrous and submissive 2019 maritime memorandum with Turkey, reversing years of opposition. Because the corrupt western Government of National Unity in Tripoli had already endorsed the same document, both rival administrations now jointly underwrite Turkey’s most […]
Jose Lev Alvarez ·
CongressionalDemocrat Annie Andrews is touting more than 100 Republican endorsements in her South Carolina Senate race against Sen. Darline Graham (R-SC), but a Washington Examiner review found that dozens of her purported GOP supporters have donated to Democrats or participated in Democratic primaries. Nearly a third of the 101 people on a “Republicans for Dr. […]
Ramsey Touchberry ·
On Oct. 9, President Donald Trump spoke with Russian President Vladimir Putin, and the Trump Treasury Department issued General License 135, authorizing the sale, delivery, and import of Russian diesel through April 7, 2027. The verdict on Trump arrived before the first tanker did. Bill Clinton told a Florida rally that Trump had finally done […]
Emzari Gelashvili ·
According to “redistricting expert” John B. Morgan, when votes are counted on Nov. 3, Democrats will have failed to make the midterm elections all about President Donald Trump. Thus, reports Morgan, who has observed elections at the precinct, county, state, and national levels since childhood, Republicans keep their majority in the Senate and perhaps in […]
William Perry Pendley ·
CongressionalThe Supreme Court may not be on the ballot next week, but its rulings over the past year have shaped the midterm elections in significant ways, from determining the maps used for congressional elections to how campaign cash may be used. Republicans are aiming to stave off losses to Democrats, who are favored to flip […]
Jack Birle ·
Op-EdsOn Oct. 23, 2026, Director of National Intelligence Jay Clayton warned Secretary of State Marco Rubio that Iranian plots to kill Americans abroad had reached advanced stages. The Axios warning raises a larger counterterrorism question: How much does Washington understand about the clandestine networks capable of turning Tehran’s threats into operational violence? In counterterrorism, a […]
Erfan Fard ·