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What Abdul el Sayed could gain from big-name Democrats clamoring to campaign with him

Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul el Sayed’s primary win has turned heads in the Democratic Party, and notable members are looking to join him on the campaign trail, each armed with unique ammunition to boost his platform. After defeating Rep. Haley Stevens (D-MI) in the primary election, el Sayed now faces the challenge of uniting […]

Anti-abortion groups applaud Blanche review of Biden DOJ policy on mailing abortion drugs

EXCLUSIVE — A coalition of prominent anti-abortion organizations urged President Donald Trump’s acting Attorney General Todd Blanche to overturn a Biden-era Justice Department opinion that permits abortion drugs to be sent through the mail. In a Friday letter sent to the DOJ and obtained by the Washington Examiner, the groups applauded Blanche’s pledge to review […]

What Friday’s jobs report means for the economy and Trump

Friday’s jobs report for July showed the economy losing 23,000 jobs and the unemployment rate edging down to 4.1%.  The headline numbers were mixed news, overall. But a look at the details of the Bureau of Labor Statistics data and the trend over recent months can reveal the truth about the health of the economy under President Donald Trump. […]

Lisa Murkowski a ‘no’ on Todd Blanche as prospect of confirmation before recess dims

Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-AK) announced Friday that she will oppose the nomination of acting Attorney General Todd Blanche for a full term, dealing a blow to his confirmation effort. Murkowski said that while she found Blanche to be “decent and capable” after several meetings, she lacks confidence that he would serve as an independent check […]

Could Tucker Carlson run in 2028? Allies see ‘clearly a constituency’

Whether he wants it or not, chatter about Tucker Carlson running for president in 2028 won’t go away. Carlson has reiterated that he has no desire to run for president himself, but his allies see him as the leader of the increasingly loud pro-MAGA but anti-President Donald Trump lane. Then, after telling the Columbia Journalism […]

‘Subsidies on top of subsidies’: Supply-siders push back on Paxton tax plan

Supply-side economists are panning Texas Senate hopeful Ken Paxton‘s tax proposal, saying it cuts against the long-sought Republican goal of broadening the tax base while lowering overall rates. Paxton, the attorney general of Texas who is running against Democratic state Rep. James Talarico in this year’s election, has released a plan to grant tax breaks […]

Republican frustration over affordability vulnerability boils over

Talking about burritos on social media might normally make people hungry, but the current online chatter reflects Republican frustration with affordability remaining a top issue less than 90 days out from the midterm elections. The high cost of living helped Republicans win the White House and Congress in 2024. This year, it might work against […]

White House plans broader anti-fraud crackdown ahead of midterm elections

EXCLUSIVE — The White House anti-fraud task force is preparing to expand its investigations into additional federal agencies this fall, a move that will keep one of the Trump administration’s signature government reform efforts in the spotlight heading into the midterm elections. Federal Trade Commission Chairman Andrew Ferguson, who co-leads the task force with Vice […]

Trump anointing Vance for president in 2028 not ‘set in stone’

Trumpworld insiders say that while President Donald Trump favors Vice President JD Vance as a potential successor in 2028, his support isn’t “set in stone” and the president could still wind up backing Secretary of State Marco Rubio or even another Republican candidate. Several individuals with insight into Trump’s thinking told the Washington Examiner that […]

How rising DC mayoral candidate helped expand diversion for juvenile criminals

Democratic Washington, D.C. mayoral nominee Janeese Lewis George’s past record includes helping the attorney general’s office create D.C.’s lenient juvenile justice system. Crime is a top voter issue in the November election, with youth arrests increasing for years and comprising an above-average portion of the district’s reported crime. Lewis George was the assistant prosecutor in […]
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