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Brad Lander shrugs off ‘loud numbskulls’ who berated him over supporting Israel

Democratic congressional candidate Brad Lander on Monday addressed the “loud numbskulls” who heckled him for supporting Israel during a protest in New York City over the weekend. Lander, who is Jewish, attended a rally Saturday outside Madison Square Garden protesting the Hindu nationalist group Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh and its leader, Mohan Bhagwat, who was speaking […]

Election system needs ‘long-term tightening up,’ but not before midterm elections: Hugo Gurdon

The Supreme Court lifted an injunction on Aug. 24 that blocked President Donald Trump from enacting mail-in voting restrictions, a move Washington Examiner editorial director Hugo Gurdon said he supported.  “Mail-in voting, early voting — these things have proliferated to the point where we’re one of the very few countries with democratic elections where you […]

Utah Gov. Spencer Cox puts an end to rumors of a 2028 presidential run with new book

Gov. Spencer Cox (R-UT) is putting to rest speculation that he could seek the presidency in 2028, saying he is not running for president, vice president, or any other elected office as he promotes a new book urging people to de-escalate political disagreements. “I’m not running for president or vice president or anything else. I’m […]

Epstein files bookmobile and reading room to be displayed in Dallas during GOP midterm convention

A bookmobile and reading room containing millions of pages from the Jeffrey Epstein files are heading to Dallas next week, putting the documents on display as President Donald Trump and other top Republicans gather in the city for the first GOP midterm convention. The “Donald J. Trump and Jeffrey Epstein Memorial Reading Room” and an […]

Grand Canyon flood recovery efforts hampered by more incoming rain

Search-and-rescue efforts following flash floods in Grand Canyon National Park remain ongoing on Monday, though the possibility of more rain and thunderstorms leading to additional flooding is expected to hamper the emergency response. The popular tourist attraction in Arizona started experiencing rapid flooding on Saturday after rain overflowed Bright Angel Creek. All footbridges along the […]

El Sayed to hire Jewish community liaison as Senate campaign olive branch

The campaign of Senate nominee Abdul el Sayed will hire a liaison to Michigan’s Jewish community, marking his latest attempt to ease tensions with a historically Democratic voting bloc. El Sayed’s team is vetting candidates for the outreach role, according to a campaign spokeswoman. The hiring decision is part of an olive branch to Jewish […]

Small business association endorses Ken Paxton as James Talarico pushes for employer regulations

EXCLUSIVE — The National Federation of Independent Business, the nation’s leading advocacy organization for small and independent businesses, has endorsed Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton (R) for U.S. Senate. “General Paxton has a long history of working with NFIB to advance pro-business policies for one of the most pro-business states in the country,” NFIB political […]

WATCH LIVE: Trump makes an announcement on healthcare affordability

President Donald Trump is set to make an announcement on healthcare affordability from the White House at 3 p.m. on Monday, as his administration continues its broader push to lower prescription drug and insurance costs. MODERNA STOCK PRICES DOUBLE ON CLAIMED MRNA CANCER VACCINE BREAKTHROUGH The White House has not detailed what Trump will announce, […]

Cenk Uygur: GOP’s biggest midterm vulnerability isn’t Iran or the economy

EXCLUSIVE — Cenk Uygur, cofounder and host of The Young Turks, still thinks that the Epstein files will sink Republicans in the 2026 midterm elections. In an interview with the Washington Examiner, Uygur said that President Donald Trump has “taken all the energy and excitement” out of the Republican base ahead of November. He predicted that […]

Trump’s tariffs and Iran war driving voter discontent ahead of midterm elections: Hugo Gurdon

A recent YouGov/Economist poll showed President Donald Trump’s approval ratings were, in all but three states, at a net negative. The numbers didn’t seem to surprise Washington Examiner editorial director Hugo Gurdon during his appearance on C-Span’s Washington Journal on Sunday.  “The president is certainly very unpopular,” Gurdon said. “People are very upset about prices, […]
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