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Gov. Gretchen Whitmer (D-MI) is being dragged on social media after parading union-made vehicles on her accounts hours before the Union Auto Workers strike began.

TikTok has restarted its efforts to negotiate with the government on whether it will be allowed to continue operations in the United States or be banned over its connections to China.

General Motors CEO Mary Barra assured striking workers the transition to electric vehicles would not harm or replace their jobs.

Former President Donald Trump adamantly denied asking a staffer to delete security footage at his Mar-a-Lago residence, saying that he would be willing to testify under oath against the “fake charge.”

For the first time, the United Auto Workers union has gone on strike against all three Detroit car companies at the same time.

Following a ban on firearm carrying, Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham (D-NM) said she is "waiting" for the state's Republican Party to thank her.

TikTok has been fined over $365 million by Europe's data watchdog over allegations that it failed to protect underage users' data adequately.

Rents rose in August, suggesting that the rental market is still pushing up overall inflation.

President Joe Biden is trying to underscore the difference between his economic policies, self-described as Bidenomics, and the "MAGAnomics" of his Republican foes.

Donald Trump's 2016 flagship policy was famously "Build the Wall." The early rounds of the 2024 campaign have been dominated by Trump's stranglehold over the competition, as well as his multiple court cases. Underneath the bluster and chaos, the former president has rolled out a significant number of new policy proposals that have gone without scrutiny, until now. This Washington Examiner series, Trumpism 2.0, will take a closer look at this policy, if it's realistic, and if it'll help Trump secure a second term.