Author: Brady Knox, Washington Examiner
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Tammy Baldwin and JD Vance tout co-sponsored legislation
Sens. Tammy Baldwin (D-WI) and J.D. Vance (R-OH) co-sponsored legislation to ensure subsidized inventions are produced in the United States. The bipartisan move could serve as a boon to both Vance and Baldwin, who are each facing a tough upcoming election. The Invent Here, Make Here Act would ensure that taxpayer-funded inventions are produced in the…
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Sherrod Brown dominates GOP challenger with likely voters in Trump-won district: Poll
Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-OH) is leading his challenger by double-digits in a district former President Donald Trump won in 2020. A Noble Predictive Insights poll conducted for Inside Elections surveyed 435 likely voters in Ohio’s 9th Congressional District, with a margin of error of +/- 4.7%. The poll found that Brown led his Republican challenger, entrepreneur…
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Iran raises red flag of revenge and vows to retaliate after Hamas leader assassination
Iran raised a symbolic red flag of revenge above an important mosque while vowing to take revenge against Israel over its assassination of Hamas Chief Ismail Haniyeh. The red flag with the inscription, “O ye avengers of Hussein,” was raised above Jamkaran Mosque in the city of Qom. The flag is rarely raised outside the…
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Fear over Project 2025 created ‘out of thin air,’ editor argues
The Heritage Foundation’s Project 2025 spent most of the first year of its existence in relative obscurity, known primarily by policy wonks. This suddenly changed shortly after the presidential debate between President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump, after which Project 2025 became synonymous with an alleged dystopian blueprint for a Trump presidency. It…
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Top Democrats denounce Union Station protest: ‘Not acceptable under any circumstance’
Top Democrats denounced a pro-Palestinian protest around Washington’s Union Station that resulted in several arrests, burnt flags, and an outpouring of rage at Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visiting Congress. On Wednesday, pro-Palestinian protests broke out across the capital in response to Netanyahu’s speech to Congress. The most visible of these occurred around Union Station,…
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Trump’s spending spree doesn’t have Harris and Democrats panicked yet
Former President Donald Trump and his allies are outspending the Harris campaign by a 25-1 margin in radio and television ads. The major discrepancy, under a week into the new campaign, reported by the Associated Press, presents an uphill battle for the Harris campaign. An analysis of data compiled by AdImpact for the outlet found…
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Trump highlights Biden-Harris 2020 rivalry: ‘Meaner to him than anybody else’
Former President Donald Trump is using President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris’s feud during the 2020 primary to his advantage. Harris ran an unsuccessful campaign for president in 2020, losing to Biden after vigorously attacking him during the Democratic debates. Though that was largely forgotten after the two united for the 2020 general…
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Thomas Matthew Crooks researched JFK assassination before attempt against Trump
Former President Donald Trump‘s attempted assassin, Thomas Matthew Crooks, searched how far away Lee Harvey Oswald was from President John F. Kennedy when he assassinated him, the FBI revealed. Speaking at a House Judiciary Committee hearing, FBI Director Christopher Wray revealed that Crooks, 20, registered for the Butler, Pennsylvania, rally on July 6 and, the…
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America First Legal sues CrowdStrike over DEI practices
America First Legal is suing CrowdStrike over alleged racial and sexual discrimination in its diversity, equity, and inclusion practices. The group filed a federal civil rights complaint with the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission for “allegedly limiting, segregating, and classifying white and male employees for trainings and promotions in the name of Diversity, Equity, and…
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Every Democrat and Republican skipping Benjamin Netanyahu’s address to Congress
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is facing his most contentious address to Congress yet, with both Republicans and Democrats boycotting it. The War in Gaza has split the Democratic Party between the younger, progressive pro-Palestinian wing and the older, establishment, pro-Israel wing. This has culminated in the leadership inviting Netanyahu to speak in Congress after…





