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Four signs Harris and Democrats appear to be falling flat ahead of election

Vice President Kamala Harris’s abbreviated campaign for the White House began in July in an effort to jolt Democratic enthusiasm, but weeks ahead of Election Day, there are signs the Democrats may be faltering ahead of the critical November deadline. While Democrats are not close to the crushing state President Joe Biden‘s candidacy had them […]

White House warns of ‘ghost guns’ during Supreme Court oral arguments

The White House reiterated the dangers of “ghost guns” and its legal authority to regulate them ahead of a Supreme Court ruling on the issue. “We know ghost guns are the weapon of choice for many gun traffickers,” Biden administration spokeswoman Emilie Simons told reporters aboard Air Force One. “They are very difficult for law […]

Tester distances himself from Biden administration’s ‘unfair’ DEI mandates

Sen. Jon Tester (D-MT) urged the Biden administration to stop pushing diversity, equity, and inclusion practices on Montana universities as he battles to save his political career in a deep-red state.  On Tuesday, Tester called on President Joe Biden’s Department of Education to “immediately reverse” a decision that blocked federal funding to Montana universities because […]

How Kamala Harris’s Gaza problem could help hand Michigan to Trump

DETROIT — Outrage over the war in Gaza has given former President Donald Trump an opening in Michigan as some Arab and Muslim voters vow to “punish” Vice President Kamala Harris at the ballot box. The “uncommitted” movement, which mobilized 100,000 Michigan voters to protest U.S. foreign policy in the conflict, has splintered since the […]

Trump 2 points ahead of Harris in Arizona: Poll

Former President Donald Trump is polling 2 percentage points ahead of Vice President Kamala Harris in battleground Arizona. According to a new AARP poll commissioned by the bipartisan team of Fabrizio Ward and Impact Research, Trump is polling ahead of Harris with 49% to Harris’s 47%, 1% voting for another candidate, and 3% undecided. In […]

Hunter prosecution fallout pushed Biden to say he ‘should never have picked Garland’: Book

Investigative journalist Bob Woodward wrote in his new book War that President Joe Biden regretted the choice of Merrick Garland for attorney general as his son Hunter Biden was being prosecuted on gun charges and financial crimes. The president appointed Garland to be his attorney general as he took office. The move was viewed as […]

Biden splits with Harris over ‘selfish’ DeSantis hurricane preparedness: He’s doing ‘a great job’

A day after Vice President Kamala Harris called Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) “selfish” regarding Hurricane Helene recovery, President Joe Biden said the governor has been cooperative with the White House and that DeSantis is doing “a great job.” DeSantis has been active in Florida’s recovery efforts from Hurricane Helene while also working to ensure the […]

Teamsters’ Sean O’Brien says Democrats ‘f***ed us over’ in last few decades

International Brotherhood of Teamsters President Sean O’Brien railed against Democrats in a recent podcast interview, arguing the party has “f***ed us over” for the last few decades as rank-and-file union members prepare to vote for former President Donald Trump in the 2024 election. “I’ll be honest with you, I’m a Democrat, but they have f***ed […]

Steele dossier author: ‘A lot of disinformation is true’ but lacks context

Christopher Steele, who wrote the famed and since-discredited dossier about former President Donald Trump and Russia during the 2016 election, discussed his views about disinformation on Tuesday in an op-ed as part of a broader media campaign to promote his new book and salvage his credibility. Steele, a former British intelligence officer, wrote in Newsweek […]

WATCH LIVE: Biden discusses progress in replacing lead pipes in Milwaukee

President Joe Biden is in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, to discuss the progress made in replacing lead pipes and creating good-paying jobs. CLICK HERE TO READ MORE FROM THE WASHINGTON EXAMINER The Environmental Protection Agency ruled on Tuesday to mandate that all water utilities replace all lead pipes within 10 years.
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