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Matt Gaetz is latest to join Cameo

Former Rep. Matt Gaetz joined Cameo Friday, the personalized video platform, the day after he withdrew his name from consideration for attorney general. The former congressman is offering personalized roasts, pep talks, or special occasion videos at the starting cost of $525. Once a customer orders a video, they are free to share the video […]

Democrats turn on each other in battle for soul of the party

The Democrats are nearly three weeks removed from their first popular vote defeat in a presidential contest in two decades and are riven about how to avoid a similar defeat in four years. President-elect Donald Trump pulled off one of the most impressive and historic political comebacks in U.S. history, pulling House and Senate candidates […]

Red One is a fast, furious, and forgettable holiday misfire

In recent years, movie studios have moved to capitalize on the trendy debate over Die Hard’s status as a Christmas movie: bona fide holiday classic or an action flick that just happens to take place amid the Yuletide season? After endless cloying stories of saccharine and serendipitous love, audiences have been pining for a version of Love […]

Senate Democrats navigate post-election divide over US policy toward Israel

Senate Democrats are grappling with an intraparty divide over United States support for Israel that has only grown wider as its war against Hamas drags into a second year. Roughly a third of Senate Democrats voted in favor of three failed resolutions to block the sale of offensive weaponry to Israel on Wednesday, the clearest […]

The Debrief: Democrats in disarray — Judicial nominations, missing votes, and the future of Trump’s agenda

Washington Examiner Magazine Managing Editor David Mark weighs in on the chaotic transition season for Democrats, including their late-night push for judicial nominations and the political infighting hindering progress, the animosity between Republicans and Democrats, the criticisms facing Vice President Kamala Harris and Vice President-elect J.D. Vance, and how these tensions are affecting the legislative […]

Trump defenders poised to go on offense at DOJ

President-elect Donald Trump’s staunchest personal legal defenders are set to transform into his Department of Justice leadership team and will, if confirmed, face their toughest loyalty test yet as they aim to fulfill Trump’s federal law enforcement visions. Trump’s personal lawyers will fill three of the most powerful positions at the DOJ, while former Florida […]

Rick Scott gets his post-McConnell moment

Sen. Rick Scott (R-FL) will return to a far more friendly Washington next year as two of his biggest enemies step aside in a historic transfer of power. Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) is retiring from leadership in January, ending an 18-year tenure that Scott has compared to a dictatorship. Scott will have a […]

Dallas mayor who abandoned Democratic Party says more will follow

Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson suggested that his move to leave the Democratic Party last fall should have served as an early warning that a political reckoning was coming for the party of his youth. Many political pundits were stunned when President-elect Donald Trump led Republicans to sweeping wins earlier this month, breaking apart traditionally Democratic […]

Trump taps Brooke Rollins to lead the Department of Agriculture

President-elect Donald Trump on Saturday nominated Brooke Rollins to lead the Department of Agriculture.  A policy adviser to Trump during his first term in office, Rollins is the president of the American First Policy Institute, a conservative think tank she co-founded in 2021 that has proposed plans for the president-elect’s second and final term in […]

DNC leader says GOP dominance with working class wrecks ‘party brand’

Republicans have flipped the script on Democrats, according to Minnesota Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party Chairman Ken Martin. Long criticized as the party of the rich, Martin, the Democratic National Committee vice chairman, admitted the public now sees the GOP as the party of the “working class and the poor.” He told Jake Tapper on Friday that the […]
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