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Vance leads GOP charge escalating challenge to campaign finance limits to Supreme Court

Vice President-elect J.D. Vance is leading the charge to send a challenge to campaign finance limits to the Supreme Court. The co-plaintiffs in the case are Vance, the National Republican Senatorial Committee, the National Republican Congressional Committee, and former Ohio Republican Rep. Steve Chabot, according to a petition made public Friday. The filing argues that […]

Trump admits he’s still waiting on Senate assurances for Hegseth confirmation

President-elect Donald Trump said he has not received any promises from senators that his nominee for Secretary of Defense, Pete Hegseth, will be confirmed in an interview with NBC. “No, no,” Trump said when Meet the Press‘s Kristen Welker asked if Senators had given him assurances. The interview is the first network interview post-election and […]

Trump calls for nonintervention in Syria as rebel troops advance

President-elect Donald Trump called for nonintervention in Syria, blaming the escalating situation on former President Barack Obama. In his first public statement on the recent anti-government offensive in Syria, Trump voiced his preference for neutrality in the conflict, while suggesting that the ousting of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad could be good for Russia and Syria. […]

South Korean president survives impeachment vote after apology for declaring martial law

South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol survived an impeachment vote after apologizing for declaring martial law. After Yoon’s bungled declaration of martial law, opposition lawmakers were quick to schedule a vote for his impeachment. Many analysts believed that Yoon would resign before the vote took place. Instead, his anticipated speech offered an apology and pledge […]

Two kindergartners shot as retribution for alleged Gaza ‘genocide’

Two California kindergarten students are in critical condition after being shot at school on Wednesday by a man motivated by “America’s involvement” in what he characterized as “genocide and oppression of Palestinians.” Glenn Litton, 56, set out to commit “child execution[s]” at Feather River School of Seventh-Day Adventists as a “countermeasure in necessitated response” to […]

White House Report Card: Biden sullies legacy as Trump takes over

This week’s White House Report Card finds the nation entering an awkward period where the sitting president is becoming irrelevant, and the incoming president is prematurely taking charge. Take Saturday’s celebration of the reopening of the Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris as an example. It’s not President Joe Biden that is the headliner for America […]

Republicans clash over how to pass Trump 2025 agenda

Congressional Republicans are at odds over how to pass President-elect Donald Trump’s agenda, with a spat over taxes consuming the final weeks before he takes office. Congress is weighing competing priorities as Republicans prepare to assume unified control of Washington in January. Incoming Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-SD) wants a quick win on energy […]

Reporter’s Notebook: Bitcoin, Trump’s economic team, and tariffs

Washington Examiner Economics Reporter Zach Halaschak joins Magazine Executive Editor Jim Antle to discuss Bitcoin’s latest moves, President-elect Donald Trump’s economic team, tariffs, and the surprising absence of Robert Lighthizer in the new administration.

Matt Walsh credits Elon Musk and X in spotlighting harm of transgender procedures

Daily Wire commentator Matt Walsh credited Elon Musk and his revamping of X for allowing conservatives to showcase the impact that transgender procedures have on children, saying the billionaire was one of many factors that have played a role in shifting the public’s opinion. The Washington Examiner asked Walsh on Wednesday if he believes Musk […]

Capitol’s new crop: Yassamin Ansari will lead Democratic freshman class with global and local political experience

The 2024 election cycle has ended, with Republicans holding control of all three branches of government. The Washington Examiner interviewed over two dozen new members as they prepare to take office in January. Part 13 of Capitol’s new crop will introduce Rep.-elect Yassamin Ansari, who won a competitive primary to become the first Iranian American […]
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