Washington Examiner chief political correspondent Byron York discusses the growing presence of democratic socialism within the United States.

David Hearn, 67, was arrested by U.S. Park Police for allegedly vandalizing the Reflecting Pool, which he denies.

The 2026 Midterms are the first major election cycle to feature a massive influx of AI ads, a taste of things to come.

Washington Examiner's Guy Benson said Talarico is backtracking from previous statements he made, but won't actually change for voters.

Washington Examiner economics columnist Tiana Lowe Doescher argued that democratic socialism will eventually fade out within the country.

Lawyers for the Kennedy Center said it would "maintain an operational model," keeping it open to the public but not scheduling shows.

The secretary of state has put distance between himself and the Iran deal, remaining completely silent about the 14-point plan.

The U.S. can only maintain its position of technological superiority by providing infrastructure and clearing the approval tracks for building it.

LeBron James said he wouldn't want a "stay-at-home-woman." That puts him in good company among the wealthy.

Thanks to environmental regulations and affordable housing mandates, even people making $100,000 a year are considered poor in California.

Although dim-witted cops disgracefully feel people’s collars over social media posts, these visits almost never result in prosecutions, let alone convictions.

Payment amounts are determined by several factors, including age of retirement and the amount paid into Social Security.