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Vivek Ramaswamy to join Trump at his trial on Tuesday

Vivek Ramaswamy is showing his support for former President Donald Trump. A spokesperson for Ramaswamy confirmed to the Washington Examiner that the former Republican presidential candidate will join the former president on Tuesday for his trial in New York City. According to reports, Ramaswamy will spend the entire day with Trump. Ramaswamy has been a vocal supporter […]

Biden to quadruple tariffs on Chinese EVs as he works to outfox Trump

President Joe Biden is upping the ante in his trade war with China — and with former President Donald Trump. Biden opposed Chinese tariffs during the 2020 election but is now not only matching but exceeding Trump’s tariffs on the world’s second-biggest economy. “The president is taking important enforcement action to raise tariffs in key sectors […]

House GOP looks to cement law-and-order platform during National Police Week

House Republicans are teeing up a number of pro-law enforcement bills to hit the floor during National Police Week, looking to hammer home their law-and-order platform ahead of the 2024 election.  Lawmakers will vote on a slew of police-related legislation over the coming days, including bills to increase protections for law enforcement officers as well […]

NFL player rips Biden for ‘murder of innocent babies’ at college commencement speech

Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker criticized President Joe Biden while giving a commencement speech at Benedictine College on Saturday. Butker, an outspoken and devout Catholic, slammed Biden on his positions regarding the COVID-19 pandemic as well as cultural issues such as abortion and radical gender ideology. While addressing graduates at the Catholic liberal arts […]

Biden targets Trump on immigration and pandemic during reception for AANHPI Heritage Month

President Joe Biden hosted a White House reception to commemorate Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, and he did not shy away from attacks on former President Donald Trump. Biden recalled Trump’s time in office during the COVID-19 pandemic, recounting the hundreds of thousands who died and the sharp spike in anti-Asian […]

Abortion ruling delay in Arizona gives state attorney general chance to appeal to Supreme Court

The Arizona Supreme Court delayed the reinforcement of an 1864 near-total abortion ban after Gov. Katie Hobbs (D-AZ) signed a repeal of the ban earlier this month. The ruling allows Attorney General Kris Mayes, a Democrat, to appeal the Arizona Supreme Court’s ruling to the U.S. Supreme Court. “I continue to believe this case was […]

Wisconsin Supreme Court looks keen on overturning ballot drop box case crucial to 2024 election

The Wisconsin Supreme Court heard oral arguments Monday on a case that could decide whether Wisconsin clerks could reinstate absentee ballot drop boxes after the court previously ruled against it.  The court, which has a liberal majority, seemed in favor of overturning a previous decision that said ballot drop boxes were not allowed to be […]

Gallego shatters records with $19 million ad buy in Arizona Senate race 

Rep. Ruben Gallego (R-AZ) is launching a $19 million ad blitz in the Grand Canyon State, the largest ad reservation of any Senate candidate in the country thus far, according to his campaign. The congressman is running unopposed in the primary but is likely to face Kari Lake, the front-running Republican candidate, in a race […]

Trail Life USA sees enrollment jump as families desire tradition over revamped Scouts

EXCLUSIVE — As the Boy Scouts of America struggles to find its identity, a rival organization based on traditional family values is thriving. Trail Life USA was created in 2013 as a Christian alternative to the Boy Scouts, with the goal of training boys ages 5-17 on basic life skills, something Mark Hancock, the CEO […]

Old Line, New Battles: Five things to watch in Maryland primaries with control of Congress on the line

Deep-blue Maryland has been a stronghold for Democrats in general elections for decades. But with a popular former Republican governor running for an open Senate seat and eight House races, the Old Line State could spring a few surprises this November. In this series, Old Line, New Battles: Maryland feels the primary pinch, the Washington Examiner will look […]
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