Author: David Zimmermann Washington Examiner
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Schumer floats FCC complaint over Trump’s edited 60 Minutes interview
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) floated the prospect of filing a complaint with the Federal Communications Commission early Monday morning over President Donald Trump‘s edited 60 Minutes interview that aired Sunday night. Schumer’s comments stem from Trump’s lawsuit against CBS News and 60 Minutes over the news program’s pre-election interview with former Vice President…
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Israel excludes Turkey from postwar Gaza force, citing Erdogan’s hostility
Israel is excluding Turkey from participating in the international force proposed to oversee the ceasefire agreement in Gaza, Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar said on Monday. The diplomat cited Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s hostility toward Israel as the primary factor for the Jewish state’s decision. “The reason we oppose their participation in Gaza is…
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Vance calls Knesset vote on West Bank an ‘insult’ to Trump administration
Vice President JD Vance expressed alarm on Thursday about the Israeli legislature’s vote that would claim sovereignty over swaths of the West Bank, calling the move an “insult” to the Trump administration because it could threaten peace in the region. Before departing for the United States at the end of his two-day trip to the…
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DNC continues to pay Harris campaign debt almost a year after she lost
Nearly a year after the 2024 election, the Democratic National Committee paid $1.6 million last month to cover the massive debt incurred by former Vice President Kamala Harris‘s failed campaign. The DNC has now paid her campaign more than $20 million, according to Axios. The total payout left the organization with $12 million in cash…
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Next government shutdown off-ramp opportunity could be Nov. 1
Democrats could be looking at Nov. 1, the start of open enrollment for health insurance, as the next date for an opportunity to reopen the federal government as the shutdown enters its third week. Senate Democrats are standing by their demands to negotiate a bipartisan deal in which Obamacare subsidies would be extended, with Senate…
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What a pro-Hamas student group says about our future
Zohran Mamdani’s campaign to become the next mayor of New York has made front-page news, capturing public attention both locally and nationally with its surrounding controversy. While some critics of Mamdani are simply Islamophobic, others have raised valid concerns about aspects of his past. Most notably, it has been widely reported that Mamdani co-founded a chapter…

