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Transition from Biden to Harris comes with its own challenges The Washington Examiner is doing a deep dive into what the next presidential transition will look like, and we’re starting the series off with a preview of a Biden-to-Harris explainer. If Vice President Kamala Harris wins the election, the transition from the Biden administration to […]

Former Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan is being honest with voters. The Republican isn’t winning over Democrats on his run for the state’s open Senate seat the same way he did when he cruised to election and reelection as one of the country’s most popular governors.  Democrats in blue states are consistently happy to hand the […]

Gas prices were on the rise again on Monday as the national average price for a gallon of regular gas rose to $3.203. This was a slight increase from Sunday’s price of $3.201. Overall, gas prices are more expensive than a week ago, when regular gas cost $3.174. However, prices are slightly lower than a […]

Whoever wins the presidential race on Nov. 5 will have 76 days to complete a complicated and massive effort to take over the federal government from outgoing President Joe Biden. That process has already begun for Donald Trump and Kamala Harris. While most of the attention will fall on what the president-elect is doing, some […]

Washington Examiner Congressional Reporter Cami Mondeaux joins Magazine Executive Editor Jim Antle to discuss whether the House has changed or stayed the same since former Speaker Kevin McCarthy‘s ouster, which left many Republicans unhappy over compromises that had to be made, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene’s (R-GA) controversial claims about the hurricanes that have ravaged the […]

Voting disputes are traveling quickly through the court system in the final weeks of the election, and some cases could see resolutions that will have real-world consequences ahead of November. Cases involving cleaning voter rolls and accepting ballots after Election Day could see resolutions before Nov. 5 and cause last-minute changes ahead of a presidential […]

Republicans have launched legal challenges in three battleground states over the past several weeks targeting the rules that govern ballots cast by U.S. citizens living overseas, including military personnel. The lawsuits, filed in Michigan, North Carolina, and Pennsylvania, argue that current overseas voting regulations are vulnerable to election fraud, claims supported by former President Donald […]

Former President Donald Trump once again panned the recently released movie about his life, this time calling it “defamatory” and a “hatchet job” with a post on Truth Social early Monday morning. “The Apprentice,” a film depicting a young Donald Trump’s rise to power in the 1970s and 1980s while being mentored and influenced by […]

Georgia, with 16 electoral votes, made history in 1968 as the first state to give an independent third-party candidate electoral votes in a presidential election, but became reliably red afterward. Nonetheless, President Joe Biden won the Peach State by 0.2% in 2020, beating Donald Trump.  The Washington Examiner is following the key issues voters care […]

President Joe Biden issued a proclamation to recognize Oct. 14 as Columbus Day in honor of Christopher Columbus, the 15th-century explorer and navigator from the Republic of Genoa (now part of the modern day Italy) who is celebrated for his discovery of the western hemisphere on Oct. 12, 1492.  “In commemoration of Christopher Columbus’ historic […]