Washington Examiner senior writer Joe Concha praised Sen. John Fetterman’s (D-PA) appearance on The View on Wednesday, where the senator dismissed criticism of his efforts to end the government shutdown. Fetterman is one of eight democrats who voted with Senate Republicans on a vote to end the government shutdown, and the bill has been sent […]
The White House, embroiled in a heated debate over the president’s plan to invite hundreds of thousands of Chinese workers into the United States, is being pressured by voters to focus more on domestic issues and less on foreign policy. In two new independent polls, majorities of likely voters and supporters of President Donald Trump […]
President Donald Trump has requested Israeli President Isaac Herzog to pardon Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of crimes he is accused of committing. Herzog said Wednesday he received an official letter from Trump making the request. The move comes after Trump has repeatedly suggested the accusations leveled against Netanyahu are sham, politically motivated charges. He has […]
Washington Examiner Chief Political Correspondent Byron York suggested that Democratic senators no longer agree on why they shut down the government. Eight Democratic senators joined their Republican colleagues in voting to pass a continuing resolution that would reopen the government after a 41-day shutdown. However, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) still voted against it […]
The mayor of Kyiv, Ukraine, Vitali Klitschko, is sounding the alarm over the number of soldiers the country can retain as it fights to stave off Russian forces. Klitschko said Ukraine is having “huge problems” finding enough soldiers to defend the country, as Ukrainians flee west from the war-torn region to Europe. Klitschko suggested the […]
One week after winning the election, Gov.-elect Mikie Sherrill (D-NJ) unveiled her affordability-focused campaign blueprint that her campaign manager said brought her to victory in the Garden State. Sherrill prioritized issues that concerned New Jersey voters, like rising utility costs, in her race against failed Republican nominee Jack Ciattarelli. The Democratic congresswoman’s win was one […]
New email correspondence released by House Oversight Democrats revealed conversations held by late disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein about President Donald Trump, alleging that the president “spent hours at my house” and “of course he knew about the girls.” The Democrats released email correspondence between Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell, as well as author Michael Wolff, on […]
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said trade policies for certain food products, such as coffee and bananas, will soon be changed in an effort to ease cost-of-living concerns. Bessent made the announcement on Wednesday on Fox News. However, he did not provide any specifics about what the changes to trade policy might be or which countries […]
Google filed a lawsuit Wednesday accusing China-based cyber criminals of conducting a massive phishing operation targeting millions of credit card holders across the United States. The criminal network, known as “Lighthouse,” targeted between 15 and 100 million potential cards in the U.S. and impacted “over a million victims,” according to the tech company. Google said […]
California has revoked 17,000 nondomiciled commercial driver’s licenses issued illegally in the state, after Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy demanding they do so. The Transportation Department and the state of California have disagreed over the Golden State’s compliance with federal trucking laws for several months. Duffy continues to reprimand the state for its noncompliance, and California […]
