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Federal voter fraud arrests intensify in California days after DOJ warning

Federal agents charged 28 suspects in a series of California voter fraud cases on Monday, days after the Justice Department sued the state and warned election officials they could face legal consequences if they counted ballots cast by people who federal agencies identified as suspected noncitizens. Under an operation dubbed “Protect the Vote,” authorities sought […]

Saudi Arabia postpones ‘Davos in the Desert’ investment conference over Houthi attacks

Saudi Arabia announced the postponement of its influential “Davos in the Desert” investment conference, one of the world’s preeminent, in Riyadh over security concerns following continued Houthi attacks. The annual Future Investment Initiative conference has been Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s flagship event for garnering global influence since its first edition in 2017. Since […]

Rick Jackson to skip Trump campaign rally in Georgia

Rick Jackson, the Republican running for governor in Georgia, is skipping President Donald Trump’s Peach State rally in Macon this weekend. Jackson’s campaign told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution that Jackson would “be serving as a force multiplier and rallying Republicans in Cherokee County to turnout” instead of heading to the Saturday rally. Jackson has appeared in […]

Koch group spends big on ad blitz to help Tiffany in Wisconsin governor’s race

EXCLUSIVE — A Koch network-aligned conservative group is pouring money into Wisconsin’s gubernatorial race in the hope Republican nominee Rep. Tom Tiffany (R-WI) can reclaim the governor’s mansion for the GOP. Americans for Prosperity-Wisconsin on Monday launched a $3 million statewide advertising campaign to help Tiffany, who is in a margin-of-error race with Democratic opponent […]

Bo French courts young men as early voting begins: ‘Let’s take the country back’

Republican nominee for Texas railroad commissioner Bo French sees young male voters as the key to his success as he campaigns for the top regulatory officer for the state’s lucrative oil and gas industry. French has made numerous social media posts addressing young men — one of the least likely demographics to vote and a […]

Jackson can’t run against Collins ‘like she’s Marjorie Taylor Greene’: Tiana Lowe Doescher

Washington Examiner economics columnist Tiana Lowe Doescher blasted Troy Jackson’s (D-ME) campaign against Sen. Susan Collins (R-ME), saying he can’t act like she’s Marjorie Taylor Greene. “This is the longest serving woman in the Senate, right,” Doescher said Monday on CNN This Morning. “Someone who voted against confirming Amy Coney Barrett, someone who has voted […]

Trump aides fire back at press over Zacharia firing as they seek to limit damage

Welcome to a new week of Washington Secrets. We take a look at the fallout from Katie Zacharia’s five days as White House press secretary and the questions she leaves behind. Plus, we preview Donald Trump’s trip to Kansas on Monday and explain why strategists picked Wichita for his rally … The White House went […]

Meet the Republican Senate candidate who wants Trump to continue the Iran war

Justin Murphy, Republican candidate for U.S. Senate in New Jersey, wants President Donald Trump to continue the war in Iran, a stark contrast to most other GOP candidates. “Mr. President, put your cowboy hat on and get out there and kick some a** and get this done and done right,” Murphy said about the conflict […]

‘Parents should decide’: Joe Concha weighs in on violent video games as Grand Theft Auto launch looms

Washington Examiner columnist Joe Concha said parents should decide which video games their children play, not the government, amid concerns about violence in the latest Grand Theft Auto release. “In the end, parents, and this what we do in my household, my son is 11, my daughter is 13, we decide how these games are […]

France rocked by anti-government protests and riots: What to know

France has been jolted by anti-government protests and riots that ignited last month when students took to the streets demanding better school conditions, but have since devolved into violent riots in various cities. France’s interior ministry estimates that roughly 550,000 people participated in the nationwide protests over the weekend, but organizers estimate that number is […]
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