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Lindsey Halligan will rely on ‘lined’ prosecutors in Comey case: Kaelan Deese
Washington Examiner Justice Department Reporter Kaelan Deese said Lindsey Halligan, the new U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia, will rely on “lined” prosecutors in office when prosecuting former FBI Director James Comey’s case. Comey was indicted on Thursday by a federal grand jury on two of the three counts sought by prosecutors —…
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Tylenol connection to autism is not a ‘laughable matter’: Joe Concha
Washington Examiner Senior Writer Joe Concha called it “disturbing” to watch the videos of pregnant women jokingly taking Tylenol online, after the Trump administration linked acetaminophen, including Tylenol, to autism. Fox Business anchor Ashley Webster aired online video clips of pregnant women joking about taking Tylenol during the segment. “I’m not sure where you can…
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Gaza protesters interrupt first stop of Harris’s book tour
Pro-Palestinian protesters disrupted former Vice President Kamala Harris’s book event on Wednesday night, forcing her to confront the war in Gaza at the first stop of her book tour. Harris’s memoir, 107 Days, was released on Wednesday and details her sprint to the White House after former President Joe Biden dropped out of the 2024…
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Kamala Harris releases memoir explaining 107-day presidential campaign
Former Vice President Kamala Harris revealed in her new memoir that 107 days was not enough time to win a presidential election, while offering a behind-the-scenes look into intimate moments and decisions during her historic presidential campaign. Harris’s new memoir, released Tuesday, details each day of her sprint to the White House after former President…
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Kamala Harris expresses concerns over transgender athletes in girls’ sports
Former Vice President Kamala Harris revealed in her new book that she agrees with the biological concerns of transgender athletes competing in girls’ sports, following other Democrats who have expressed the long-held conservative opinion. Harris’s memoir, 107 Days, follows her shortened 2024 presidential campaign after former President Joe Biden dropped out of the race. Throughout…
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Byron York says it’s hard to see rationale behind Harris publishing this book
Washington Examiner Chief Political Correspondent Byron York said it is hard to see former Vice President Kamala Harris’s rationale in publishing her forthcoming book, after multiple revealing excerpts from 107 Days were released this week. An excerpt released this week detailed Harris’ decision in selecting her running mate for her 2024 presidential campaign. Harris wrote…
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ABC affiliates and Jimmy Kimmel’s comments are to blame for firing, not the FCC: Joe Concha
Washington Examiner Senior Writer Joe Concha said it was the ABC affiliates and Jimmy Kimmel’s own words, not the Federal Communications Commission, that influenced the late-night host’s firing. “In the end, the FCC had nothing to do with this; it was the affiliates and Jimmy Kimmel’s own words and his responsibility that this happened,” Concha…
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Kimmel’s firing is about a free market, not free speech: Joe Concha
Washington Examiner Senior Writer Joe Concha argued that the suspension of late-night host Jimmy Kimmel isn’t about free speech, but a free market. Concha said from a business decision, pulling Kimmel off the air was a “no-brainer.” “This isn’t about free speech, it’s about a free market,” Concha said on Fox News’ Hannity. “Supply and…
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Obama responds to Jimmy Kimmel suspension and cancel culture
Former President Barack Obama condemned the White House on Thursday over ABC’s decision to pull Jimmy Kimmel’s late-night show indefinitely after Kimmel’s comments about Charlie Kirk’s assassination. “After years of complaining about cancel culture, the current administration has taken it to a new and dangerous level by routinely threatening regulatory action against media companies unless…
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Senate ‘unlikely’ to stay and confirm Waltz this weekend: Sarah Bedford
Washington Examiner Senior Investigative Editor Sarah Bedford said it is “unlikely” that the Senate will stay in Washington, D.C. this week to confirm Mike Waltz as ambassador to the United Nations before the general assembly. Bedford said she thinks there is “a lot of pressure” not to have weekend sessions because Charlie Kirk’s funeral is…





