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Republicans shouldn’t run their entire campaigns against the Biden economy

It’s not only the economy, stupid. Especially when the economy may already be improving. Republicans this year seem to be over-enamored of Democratic strategist James Carville’s wisdom from the 1992 presidential race, when he famously insisted that then-candidate Bill Clinton’s campaign forget left-wing wish lists and instead focus on the relatively weak economy under then-President […]

Pro-Palestinian campus protests organized by groups with terrorism ties: Report

EXCLUSIVE — The pro-Palestinian protests and encampments that wreaked havoc over universities across the country this spring are connected to professional activism networks and terrorist organizations, according to a new report. The report from Restoration News, a project of the conservative Restoration of America PAC, connected the dots between encampments, national organizations pushing the boycott, […]

Justin Timberlake arrested on Long Island

Musician Justin Timberlake was arrested on Long Island, New York. Sag Harbor Village police confirmed the arrest to FOX 5 NY. Timberlake’s arrest was reportedly “DWI-related.” CLICK HERE TO READ MORE FROM THE WASHINGTON EXAMINER He will be arraigned later on Tuesday.

New Boeing whistleblower tells Blumenthal company is using defective parts on planes

A new Boeing whistleblower has come forward ahead of Tuesday’s Senate hearing with the airplane manufacturer’s CEO, accusing the company of cutting corners on quality control.  Sam Mohawk is a Boeing employee and quality assurance inspector from Renton, Washington. Sen. Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) announced Tuesday that Mohawk had revealed himself to the senator’s office, alleging […]

Why these three GOP heavyweights are trying to boot Bob Good

Rep. Bob Good (R-VA) is at the center of one of the most hotly contested primaries on Tuesday as several key GOP figures want him out of Congress for different reasons. The House Freedom Caucus chairman has received the backing of several of his Republican colleagues, but his opponent, Republican state Sen. John McGuire, has […]

Chairwoman: Columbia University ‘doesn’t get it’

(The Center Square) – Federal committee action taken thus far against Columbia University has not achieved desired results if reports of text messages among administrators are proven true, says a North Carolina congresswoman. Columbia, says Rep. Virginia Foxx, R-N.C., “doesn’t get it” when it comes to antisemitism. Foxx chairs the House of Representatives’ Education and […]

King County Metro’s 2035 zero-emission goal faces many bumps in the road: Audit

(The Center Square) – A King County audit revealed that the King County Metro Department faces significant challenges regarding its goal of electrifying its entire bus fleet by 2035. King County auditors flagged risks including the loss of bus manufacturers, technology limitations, sufficient electricity supply, and lagging battery-electric bus performance. Metro’s entire bus fleet consists […]

Spokane reaches wits’ end over relationship with regional dispatch center

(The Center Square) – Spokane officials are losing sleep over the city’s relationship with a regional emergency dispatch center, as member fees doubled what was anticipated this year amid a $50 million deficit. Spokane Regional Emergency Communications, or SREC, started operating in 2018 and began providing services to Washington’s second-largest municipality in 2022. The partnership took several […]

Governor requests more money for juvenile justice system via veto

(The Center Square) – With less than two weeks to the deadline for state budget adjustments, North Carolina’s governor sent another fiscal request at closing time Friday using his veto stamp. “The Legislature should invest significantly more in our juvenile justice system to ensure resources are available to help prevent crimes and appropriately deal with […]

Public school enrollment declining in WA, across the nation as spending increases

(The Center Square) – A new report finds public school enrollment is declining in America’s most populous cities, even as staffing levels and spending have increased. Last week, the Manhattan Institute published a report that showed between 2013 and 2022, nationwide enrollment decreased by 2%, from 49.9 million to 48.8 million. Enrollment in state Washington public […]
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