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DC Mayor Muriel Bowser’s approval rating underwater as crime remains a top concern

Washington, D.C., Mayor Muriel Bowser‘s approval rating has fallen sharply in her third term as crime remains a concern for residents of the capital city. A Washington Post-Schar School poll conducted last month shows that 48% of the district’s residents disapprove of her job as mayor, compared to only 46% who approve of her job […]

Trump allies Vance and Tuberville appear behind former president at New York courthouse

Sens. J.D. Vance (R-OH) and Tommy Tuberville (R-AL) appeared behind former President Donald Trump at his New York hush money trial. The two appeared behind the president while he gave a press conference outside the New York courthouse, alongside Eric Trump and Rep. Nicole Malliotakis (R-NY). They stood in silence as Donald Trump spoke about […]

Better off under Biden? Fifty-four percent say ‘no,’ most black and Hispanic people agree

Ronald Reagan’s classic 1980 challenge to voters, “Are you better off than you were four years ago?” could be the end of President Joe Biden should former President Donald Trump pull it out in the election debates. When Reagan used it in the only debate with former President Jimmy Carter, most people facing high inflation […]

Ohio officer slain in Mother’s Day weekend ambush

A first-year Ohio police officer died after he was fatally shot Saturday during a Mother’s Day weekend ambush. Euclid Police Department Officer Jacob Derbin was killed in the line of duty after he responded to an aggravated menacing report around 9:56 p.m. in the greater Cleveland area, according to Euclid Police Chief Scott Meyer. While checking […]

Why Republicans and Democrats in three key swing states are feeling uncomfortable

The November election is less than six months away and has Republicans and Democrats on edge as control of the country appears unsettled. A New York Times/Siena College poll released on Monday showed former President Donald Trump with leads over President Joe Biden in several swing states and Republican Senate candidates trailing Democrats in those […]

Boeing firefighters locked out by company say safety is being compromised

(The Center Square) – Friday marks the sixth day of Boeing firefighters being locked out by the aerospace company in a contract dispute. Negotiations between Boeing and the International Association of Fire Fighters Local I-66 representing 125 firefighters at some of the company’s commercial plane factories broke down last week Boeing locked out its firefighters […]

Biden risks longtime Democratic-held seats over Texas redistricting fight

President Joe Biden‘s Justice Department is fighting to save Galveston County’s only minority-majority precinct in a high-stakes redistricting case that could alter how the Voting Rights Act is interpreted and may imperil South Texas Democrats — and Democrats nationwide. The Galveston County Commissioners Court, the local governing body that drew the new map in 2021, […]

Bragg’s star witness Michael Cohen to testify in Trump’s hush money trial

Michael Cohen is set to take the witness stand Monday to deliver to the jury in Donald Trump’s hush money trial the only firsthand account of how the former president allegedly knew in 2017 that he was party to an illegal payment scheme. Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg is relying on Cohen to say Trump […]

The history of Congress members who’ve been indicted doesn’t paint a pretty picture for Menendez and Cuellar

The 118th Congress has featured several criminal indictments of sitting members for alleged crimes committed before and while serving in office, but for two of the indicted members, their fates have yet to be seen. Two representatives and one senator have been indicted, with one of the indicted congressmen, former Republican Rep. George Santos, being […]

Old Line, New Battles: Bridge collapse pushes rising Democratic star Wes Moore into limelight

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 at […]
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