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High-profile Democrats and Republicans whose 2024 endorsements crossed party lines

In a time of hyperpolarization, party loyalty isn’t always breaking through as the No. 1 concern for a handful of people. Both former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris have the opportunity to expand their base with endorsements coming from former foes. Here are some of the highest-profile people who have turned around […]

US military participates in Super Garuda Shield exercise

The U.S. military is among several countries participating in a large-scale military exercise this week and next week in Indonesia.  The Super Garuda Shield, an annual Indonesian-led military exercise, began on Monday and includes service members from the United States, Australia, Canada, France, Japan, Singapore, South Korea, the United Kingdom, and New Zealand. The exercise […]

Mike Johnson knocks Biden administration as president begins another beach vacation

House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) criticized President Joe Biden and the Biden administration’s lack of leadership, warning the world is in the most dangerous time “since World War II.” Biden went to California for a little less than a week after his speech at the Democratic National Convention, and he is spending the next week […]

Donald Trump Jr. embraces RFK Jr.’s MAGA rebrand

Donald Trump Jr. praised Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s “more generous interpretation” of his father’s campaign, as the ex-Democrat works to draw disillusioned voters into the GOP camp. After suspending his presidential campaign and endorsing former President Donald Trump over the weekend, Kennedy embarked on a mission to convince his supporters to back the “Make America […]

Cornel West wins ballot qualification court case in Michigan

Independent presidential candidate Cornel West scored a legal victory over the weekend for his ballot access bid in battleground Michigan. Michigan Court of Claims Judge James Redford ruled Saturday that the state erred in disqualifying West from the ballot earlier this month after it had cited technical problems with the candidate’s petition. The judge found […]

Trump lays wreath to honor Abbey Gate victims while Biden stays out of sight

Former President Donald Trump marked the anniversary of the United States’s withdrawal from Afghanistan on Monday by laying wreathes at Arlington National Cemetery to honor the soldiers whose lives were lost three years ago. House Republicans have used the date, on which 13 service members were killed in a suicide bombing in 2021 at the […]

Harris team fighting muted mics at ABC debate after Biden requested rule: Report

Vice President Kamala Harris‘s campaign is reportedly seeking to reverse a debate rule pushed for by President Joe Biden‘s campaign in the first debate against former President Donald Trump: muted microphones. In nearly all televised presidential debates, the microphones were on throughout the event, with either candidate able to interrupt the other. For the 2024 […]

Wake up with the Washington Examiner: Democratic immigration plans, a supremely busy summer, and a Harris mindset switch

Kamala Harris’s immigration nation Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris appears to have been listening to the critics complaining about her emphasis on “vibes” rather than painting a clear picture of her policy plans. During her acceptance speech at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago on Thursday, Harris selectively detoured from a speech heavy on biography […]

What bills Harris would sign as president — and how the filibuster might stop her

Vice President Kamala Harris has begun to outline the legislation she would sign if elected president — but Democrats have their sights equally set on one of the biggest obstacles to passing those bills: the Senate filibuster. At the Democratic National Convention on Thursday night, Harris listed several pieces of legislation that she would support […]

Reporter’s Notebook: Updates on Supreme Court ruling on guns

Washington Examiner Supreme Court reporter Kaelan Deese joins magazine executive editor Jim Antle to discuss the latest Supreme Court ruling on guns and developments in former President Donald Trump‘s legal troubles in New York, including his appeal of the verdict in his hush money case and whether state prosecutors coordinated with the Justice Department.
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