Sean Durns, deputy commentary editor for the Washington Examiner. He is a longstanding commentator on foreign affairs and national security matters.
Democratic lawmakers gathered at the National Mall to protest President Donald Trump’s State of the Union address Tuesday night.
Texas families want school choice. Within less than two weeks, over 100,000 applications had been received for a program.
While it is understandable that Trump would play up the positives, it is a risky strategy with the public still so dour about ...
As President Trump makes his case on affordability, he should consider reining in some of the profiteering by so-called ...
The idea that Hungary and Slovakia should be privileged interlocutors or models for others to follow is laughable.
Any federal deficit progress is welcome, even if in only one corner of the federal budget. But that can’t obscure the bigger picture.
The Knight of the Seven Kingdoms narrows its gaze to something subtler: the possibility that free will, not bloodline, can determine fate.
Canceling the American Prairie Reserve will protect the ranching and livestock communities of northeastern Montana.
Democrats heckled or sat in silence. Republicans probably are sore from standing and sitting after every Trump remark.
President Donald Trump heaped praise on Rubio as the "best-ever" chief diplomat at his State of the Union address.
From what he claimed he saw in video of the event, New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani said the incident just "looked like a snowball fight." ...
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