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Philadelphia judge allows Musk to continue awarding $1 million giveaways

A Philadelphia judge allowed Elon Musk to continue his daily million-dollar giveaway to voters who sign his swing-state petition through Tuesday’s presidential election. Common Pleas Court Judge Angelo Foglietta did not explain his reasoning for the ruling, but it comes after Musk’s lawyers said the winners are paid spokespeople and are not chosen randomly. Philadelphia […]

Big-spending fight over ranked choice voting scrambles party alliances in Colorado

A high-dollar fight over open primaries is creating strange alliances in Colorado, with both parties fracturing over whether to overhaul the election system with a ballot measure that will come before voters Tuesday. Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-CO), a Republican firebrand who opposes the measure, found herself aligned with Sen. Michael Bennet (D-CO), a mild-mannered Democrat […]

Ukraine reports first clash with North Korean troops in Kursk region

Ukrainian troops have entered combat against North Korean soldiers in Kursk, a member of the country’s national security and defense council claimed. Andrii Kovalenko, a high-ranking official in the council’s anti-disinformation branch, announced Monday via the social media app Telegram that “the first [North Korean] military units have been struck in Kursk.” It marks the […]

Georgia Supreme Court rules late-arriving ballots must be set aside

The Georgia Supreme Court ruled Monday that certain absentee ballots can only be counted if they arrive by Election Day, a move that will set aside at least 3,000 late-arriving ballots pending further litigation. The decision by the state’s highest court marks a monumental victory for the Republican National Committee‘s election integrity efforts. The RNC’s […]

Chris Coons’s Fox News interview gets testy over Trump tariffs and early voting

Sen. Chris Coons’s (D-DE) Election Day eve interview got a bit heated when discussing the 2024 election, specifically regarding former President Donald Trump’s plans for tariffs and the decrease in early voting compared to 2020. Coons, the co-chairman of the Harris-Walz campaign, expressed criticism over Trump’s closing arguments, suggesting his discussion of tariffs does not […]

Nikki Haley’s voters forced to take sides: Here’s where they landed

Former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley was the last candidate standing up to former President Donald Trump in the Republican primary race. Eight months later, she is not standing beside him on the eve of the 2024 election. While she publicly endorsed Trump, the former U.S. ambassador to the United Nations has not campaigned next […]

Democrats paid $430,000 to firm linked to Pennsylvania voter fraud investigations

Democratic political campaigns have paid hundreds of thousands of dollars to a consulting firm facing investigations in Pennsylvania counties for allegedly submitting fraudulent voter registration forms, federal records show. The district attorney of Monroe County, Pennsylvania, Mike Mancuso, said in a statement last week that a subsidiary of a firm in Arizona called FieldCorps was […]

Who to follow to keep track of election night results

With hours until Election Day, results and news from the hotly contested races will begin to trickle in as the country closely follows the results. While the Washington Examiner will provide around-the-clock coverage about all the key races, here is who to follow on social media platforms, such as X, to stay up to date […]

DOJ sued over plans to monitor polls in Missouri

Missouri Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft brought a lawsuit Monday against the Department of Justice, alleging it overstepped its authority by arranging for federal officials to monitor polls in St. Louis on Election Day. Missouri attorneys wrote in a complaint on behalf of Ashcroft, a Republican, that state law “strictly limits” who is authorized to […]

Democratic lawmaker laments party’s message didn’t ‘break through’ ahead of Election Day

Rep. Chrissy Houlahan (D-PA) agreed that her party was not able to “break through” with its platform earlier in the election season. As voters head to the polls on Tuesday, Houlahan admits they are split in Pennsylvania. The state largely voted for the Democratic presidential candidate in past years, including 2020, but flipped for Trump […]
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