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Lara Trump says second Trump-Harris debate is owed to public

Republican National Committee Co-Chairwoman Lara Trump said former President Donald Trump is open to a second debate with Vice President Kamala Harris for a fair showdown that voters are owed. “Donald Trump, of course, had already agreed to a Fox News debate. It was last week on Sept. 4,” Lara Trump told the Ingraham Angle. “Kamala Harris didn’t want […]

Candidates spar on health care as Georgia voters say it is a top concern

(The Center Square) – As both campaigns regroup after the first presidential debate between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump, Georgia voters have 55 days to decide which candidate they prefer. Health care will be a deciding factor for many of those voters, as it regularly ranks as one of the top issues […]

Florida Democrats say state is in play but aren’t putting money where their mouth is

Florida Democrats have been saying the Sunshine State, which has increasingly shifted toward Republicans in recent years, is in play in November, but the spending in the race has not backed up their claims. Former President Donald Trump and Sen. Rick Scott (R-FL) are expected to win the presidential and Senate races in Florida in […]

Iowa Supreme Court kicks Libertarian candidates off the ballot in final decision

Three congressional Libertarian candidates will not appear on the ballot in Iowa after the Iowa Supreme Court determined the Libertarian Party did not follow the law when nominating them. The court’s unanimous ruling marks the final decision after previous decisions invalidating their candidacy. Libertarian candidates Nicholas Gluba in the 1st District, Marco Battaglia in the […]

James Comer requests FBI documents on Tim Walz’s China ties

EXCLUSIVE — Rep. James Comer (R-KY), House Oversight Committee chairman, is expanding his investigation into Gov. Tim Walz‘s (D-MN) ties to China, citing a recent Washington Examiner report on Walz promoting a China-linked research institute. In a letter Thursday to FBI Director Christopher Wray, Comer raised concerns over Walz’s promotion, as Minnesota’s governor, of a […]

Political Perspectives: Lackluster ABC debate from Trump

Washington Examiner chief political correspondent Byron York joins editor-in-chief Hugo Gurdon to discuss the presidential debate hosted by ABC News, former President Donald Trump‘s lackluster performance against Vice President Kamala Harris, why Trump didn’t use his closing statement to show Harris is not the candidate of change and hope, the ABC News moderators’ biased fact checks […]

Wake up with the Washington Examiner: Kroger goes court shopping, and Harris tries to make ‘change’ happen

Court shopping The mega merger of Kroger and Albertsons is poised to do more than change the signs and prices at your supermarket. As the grocery giants fight with attorneys general in several states, a pivotal showdown with the Federal Trade Commission in Ohio could wind up expanding Kroger’s brand and hobbling the administrative state […]

Riley Gaines’s Trans-fixed docuseries delves into ‘injustice’ of transgender movement

EXCLUSIVE — Outkick’s Gaines for Girls podcast host Riley Gaines debuted her new documentary series, Trans-fixed, to the Washington Examiner ahead of its release Thursday. The new docuseries explores the danger and “injustice” that the transgender movement poses. The miniseries, consisting of four episodes, begins with a look at the impact that transgender ideology has […]

Emboldened Democrats adopt Trump’s ‘anytime, anyplace’ debate mantra

Democrats are chomping at the bit for Vice President Kamala Harris to go a second round on the debate stage following Tuesday night’s strong performance against former President Donald Trump. Her allies on Capitol Hill have borrowed a mantra Trump once used to taunt her and his formal rival, President Joe Biden: “anytime, anywhere, anyplace.” […]

How a small city in Ohio became the epicenter of the immigration debate

A quiet Midwestern community has become the latest battleground over immigration after Republicans leveled unfounded claims that Haitians were kidnapping and eating neighbors’ pets. The city of Springfield, Ohio, had roughly 60,000 residents as of 2022. In the two years since then, thousands of migrants have arrived, mostly from Haiti. Although some have welcomed the […]
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