Washington Examiner Defense Reporter Mike Brest joins Magazine Executive Editor Jim Antle to discuss the current status of a possible Israeli offensive in Rafah, the situation at the Gaza pier and how it would affect the current situation, and what comes next in Gaza in the event Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is able to achieve […]
Senators have mixed feelings about forthcoming clashes between President Joe Biden and the presumptive GOP nominee, former President Donald Trump, when the two take the stage for televised debates this summer. The 2020 election debates between the pair devolved into mudslinging contests of who could more effectively talk over the other, likely promising more on-air […]
EXCLUSIVE — In a world where boys and young men are not offered many positive role models to look to, one organization is seeking to fill this need and train the next generation of men to be leaders. Trail Life USA, which started in 2013 as an alternative to the Boy Scouts of America, has […]
Top uranium producers warned that President Joe Biden’s new ban on Russian uranium imports could result in supply shortages because of restrictions on domestic mining advanced by the administration. In interviews with the Washington Examiner, uranium producers praised the ban President Joe Biden signed into law, which also unlocked $2.7 billion in uranium conversion and […]
Former President Donald Trump told supporters at a Minnesota GOP dinner on Friday night that he is going to win the state and expand “the electoral map.” No Republican candidate has won Minnesota since 1972. Trump lost the state in 2016 by just 1.5% and 7.1% in 2020 but claimed at the dinner that he […]
Commission on Presidential Debates co-founder Frank Fahrenkopf claimed that President Joe Biden’s campaign urged CNN to “promise that they wouldn’t let [Robert F Kennedy Jr.] in regardless” to its June 27 debate. Fahrenkopf also implied that Kennedy could file a lawsuit given a potential violation of Federal Election Commission rules. When asked if this constituted […]
The Department of Justice, along with social media platform TikTok, is calling for the appellate court reviewing the ban against TikTok to issue a decision before the law can go into effect. This pending law would pressure ByteDance to sell TikTok in order for the social media platform to be hosted by app stores in the United […]
A South Carolina court has rejected Planned Parenthood’s challenge to the state’s “heartbeat” law. Planned Parenthood South Atlantic made a motion to move the legal cutoff mark for performing abortions from the current six weeks to nine weeks, which is when the organization says a baby’s heart is fully formed. Advocates of the heartbeat law argue […]
Autoworkers at two Alabama Mercedes-Benz factories voted against a move to join the United Auto Workers union on Friday, breaking a string of unionizations in the South. Unionization failed 56% to 44% with a total of 4,687 votes cast and 7% of eligible voters abstaining. The National Labor Relations Board said both sides will have […]
COLUMBUS, GEORGIA — Kelly Loeffler may not be a U.S. senator anymore, but she hasn’t strayed far from the center of Georgia politics. Loeffler made an appearance at the Georgia state GOP convention in Columbus Friday to talk about how Republicans can take back the Peach State. Flanked by conservative talk radio hosts Leo Terrell […]
