We at the Washington Examiner have illustrated the many reasons Bidenomics has proven a total bust across the electorate: Overall prices are up 18% since the start of Joe Biden’s presidency, while wages are 2% below where we’d expect given the pre-pandemic trend. But sometimes, the best illustration is the simplest. To understand truly why […]
Arizona Republican Party Chairman Jeff DeWit announced he would step down as head of the party after audio of him allegedly attempting to bribe Kari Lake to not run for Senate was released on Tuesday. The audio featured DeWit asking Lake what price she would take to not enter the Senate race, which she is […]
New Hampshire‘s first-in-the-nation primary contest delivered decisive victories to one Democratic and one Republican candidate while hampering the political futures of others. Tuesday’s primary election will be followed by Nevada’s Republican caucuses on Feb. 8 and the South Carolina primaries on Feb. 24, leading up to Super Tuesday on March 5. Here are the winners […]
One of the largest donors to Cornell University is pulling his funding to the school and calling on its president to resign as the elite institution continues to embrace diversity, equity, and inclusion ideology. In a Tuesday letter to the Cornell Board of Trustees, trustee emeritus and major benefactor Jon Lindseth slammed the school’s dedication […]
Comedian and award-winning television personality Jon Stewart is set to return as a host and executive producer for the Comedy Central program The Daily Show. Stewart, 61, captained the program from 1999 to 2015 and will return Feb. 12 as a Monday-night host during the show’s coverage of the 2024 election cycle, according to a […]
The United Auto Workers labor union has endorsed President Joe Biden despite former President Donald Trump‘s courting of the organization’s support. UAW President Shawn Fain announced his organization’s sought-after endorsement during his group’s annual conference in Washington, D.C., Wednesday, underscoring Biden’s record of standing with auto workers, dating back to the industry’s 2008-2010 crisis. “Donald […]
The White House is sidestepping questions regarding President Joe Biden‘s position on Zyn tobacco-less nicotine pouches. Press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre referred reporters to the Food and Drug Administration Wednesday when asked to address Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer‘s (D-NY) pressure campaign on Zyn amid complaints the Swedish company has been pushing its product on children, […]
The Chicago Board of Ethics imposed a $10,500 fine on the campaign of Paul Vallas, who finished second in the mayoral race last year, citing violations of the city’s campaign finance rules. After a unanimous vote from the city’s ethics board, Vallas for Mayor was fined for going over the limit campaign contributions can be […]
Kentucky residents will start to see benefits from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program in eight days. Food stamps are issued to eligible residents in Kentucky between Feb. 1 and Feb. 19. Payments are sent out to recipients on odd days based on the last digits of their case numbers. Kentucky residents must meet certain income and household […]
THIS MORNING’S HEARING: The Senate Environment and Public Works Committee held a hearing today examining how the Environmental Protection Agency is conducting chemical reviews under the Toxic Substances Control Act. But both sides of the aisle aren’t happy – and Republicans along with Democrats are expressing concerns that the EPA is slow-walking the peer review […]
