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Family of Oklahoma candidate who died by suicide disputes medical examiner

The family of a deceased Republican candidate in Oklahoma‘s Senate election disputed the medical examiner’s conclusion that he died by suicide, raising questions about the circumstances that led to the relative’s unexpected death over three months ago. The medical examiner’s office determined Barry Christian, one of three candidates who ran for Oklahoma State Senate District […]

Leavitt ran the podium ‘like a Navy SEAL’: Joe Concha

Washington Examiner columnist Joe Concha praised White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt for her performance behind the podium, arguing that Leavitt distinguished herself through preparation, confidence, and a willingness to aggressively defend President Donald Trump’s agenda. “It’s probably one of the toughest jobs you can do in Washington, certainly one of the toughest jobs you […]

Three former Georgia police officers charged with using Flock cameras for stalking

Three former police officers in Macon, Georgia, were arrested this week for allegedly using Flock cameras to track people illegally while in uniform. The Bibb County Sheriff’s Office arrested the officers this week on multiple, varying charges, including violation of oath by a public officer, prohibition on law enforcement retaining license plate data, and stalking. […]

White House identifies countries evading billions in tariffs through transshipping

The White House is working to crack down on countries using loopholes to evade paying President Donald Trump’s tariffs, including China, India, and Mexico. Peter Navarro, the senior White House counselor for trade and manufacturing, briefed reporters on the initiative Thursday morning. As part of the crackdown, the Council of Economic Advisers partnered with the […]

White House deploys private companies to help crack down on cybersecurity breaches

The White House intends to use private companies in the United States to help crack down on cybersecurity breaches perpetrated by transnational criminal organizations. President Donald Trump signed a memorandum on Wednesday, directing his administration to employ the private sector in the nation’s escalating cyber offensive against foreign threats. “By partnering with vetted United States […]

COLA increase estimated to be 3.2% in 2027 after summer inflation reports

Americans on Social Security could see an estimated cost-of-living adjustment between 3.2% and 3.6% in 2027, according to multiple forecasts, after the Bureau of Labor Statistics released its July inflation report. The estimated COLA could add about $67 per month to beneficiaries’ pockets next year, according to Dow Jones’s MarketWatch. The estimates come as inflation […]

Voters prefer socialist over MAGA candidate in 2028 matchup: Poll

New polling released this week suggests that a socialist candidate would defeat a Make America Great Again candidate in a hypothetical 2028 presidential matchup, a move that implies the reach of progressive leftists isn’t abating despite recent setbacks in Wisconsin. If the 2028 election for president were held today, 55% of respondents said they would […]

Judge postpones court hearing for Tate brothers after Miami arrest

A Florida judge set back Thursday’s court hearing for Andrew and Tristan Tate by two weeks after they were arrested by federal authorities in Miami for sex trafficking last month. The hearing is now scheduled for Aug. 27. U.S. Magistrate Judge Lauren Louis granted the defense’s request to postpone the hearing. The Tate brothers’ lawyers […]

Troy Jackson’s new ad touts affordability pitch: ‘We’re getting screwed’

Maine Democratic Senate nominee Troy Jackson is making affordability a central theme of his campaign, releasing his second television ad since securing the nomination last month. The 30-second spot, simply titled “Broke,” highlights Jackson’s working-class roots in rural northern Maine, where he grew up in a family of loggers. “I grew up a poor kid […]

Trump’s unpopularity could cost GOP House, fueling impeachment push: Hugo Gurdon

Washington Examiner editorial director Hugo Gurdon said that President Donald Trump’s declining popularity could create significant issues for Republicans in the 2026 midterm elections, making another impeachment effort more likely if Democrats regain control of the House.  “President Trump is decreasingly popular. His unpopularity is increasing,” Gurdon said on CNN’s Lauren Coates Live on Wednesday. […]
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