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Judge rules against Trump in Minnesota sanctuary city lawsuit

A federal judge blocked the Trump administration on Monday from overruling state immigration regulations in Minnesota, marking a blow for federal power.  The Trump administration filed a lawsuit in September against the Twin Cities, Hennepin County, and the state over “sanctuary city policies” that limit local law enforcement’s collaboration with  Immigration and Customs Enforcement. U.S. […]

Mike Collins’s controversies cloud Georgia Senate bid

Just weeks into Georgia‘s general election, Republicans are confronting mounting concerns that Senate nominee Rep. Mike Collins‘s (R-GA) steady stream of controversies is jeopardizing one of the party’s best opportunities to flip a Senate seat and unseat Sen. Jon Ossoff (D-GA). From a House ethics investigation involving a former chief of staff to repeated staffing […]

Mamdani ‘testing the limits of his influence’ with foreign policy forays

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani isn’t satisfied leading his city and the Democratic Party: he’s trying to influence U.S. foreign policy as well. Mamdani reiterated last weekend that he is considering arresting Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu when Netanyahu is in New York City this September for the United Nations’s General Assembly, two years […]

‘Assault weapons’ bans are on their way to the Supreme Court

The Supreme Court is set to weigh into a massive Second Amendment legal war over bans on some of the most popular firearms in the country, teeing up the high court’s most critical gun ruling in half a decade during the next term. The high court will examine whether “assault weapons” bans, which typically outlaw […]

Jeff Clark’s yearslong disbarment fight tests reach of DC Bar over Trump DOJ

EXCLUSIVE — Jeff Clark’s battle to preserve his legal career has stretched across two presidential administrations, cost millions of dollars, and left the former Trump Justice Department official preparing for a possible trip to the Supreme Court. Now, a lawsuit from President Donald Trump‘s DOJ offers Clark a potential avenue to end the disciplinary case […]

Fox News’s favorite Democrat? Fetterman has appeared on the network 56 times this year

Sen. John Fetterman (D-PA) has become one of Fox News‘s favorite Democratic guests, making 56 appearances on the television network this year as questions mount over his increasingly strained relationship with his own party. Upon vetting nearly 750 videos mentioning his name since the start of this year, the Washington Examiner identified over 56 appearances […]

House Republicans consider bundling ‘real mandatory’ SAVE America Act policy into budget bill

House Republicans are eyeing the inclusion of the full SAVE America Act in their party-line budget bill, two sources familiar with discussions told the Washington Examiner. A source familiar with the matter told the Washington Examiner that Republicans and leadership are “actively” working through attaching a “real mandatory SAVE policy” to the $95 billion budget […]

DOJ’s creative solution to transgender prison case would move male inmates into specialized unit

The Justice Department intends to move all of the biological male inmates currently housed at women’s prisons across the country into a specialized unit, resolving the men’s lawsuit claiming that they would be at a heightened risk of rape while imprisoned among other men. Government attorneys on behalf of the Federal Bureau of Prisons have […]

Leftist vandals bent on destroying Flock cameras that pose ‘danger for radicals’

Leftists are vandalizing Flock Safety cameras across the United States while circulating a map and guides as encouragement, according to activist websites. Anonymous radicals have repeatedly used antifa-affiliated blog platform NoBlogs to coordinate and take credit for attacks on the cameras since 2025, as Flock’s license plate-reading technology sparks backlash, a Washington Examiner review found. […]

Darline Graham Nordone signals break with late brother’s defense-focused Senate legacy

Sen. Darline Graham Nordone (R-SC) signaled Monday that she intends to chart a different course on foreign policy from her late brother, Sen. Lindsey Graham, whose decades-long career was defined by his outspoken national security views. While emphasizing that she respected her brother’s commitment to national security, Nordone said she plans to place greater focus […]
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