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Washington Examiner investigations editor Sarah Bedford said Republicans may have a good chance at holding the Senate in November.

As international recruitment expands, college sports risk closing essential development pathways for homegrown American athletes.

The American Principles Project believes Republicans need to find their own populist economic policies in order to beat Democrats in the midterm elections.

Roy Cooper's 40-year political record is a liability marked by rising costs, soft crime policies, and failed disaster response.

The Senate's Clarity Act delay creates a crucial window to add a LIBOR-style safe harbor for past digital asset transactions.

Single district judges and public half-truths weaken federal immigration law by turning rights into nationwide freezes.

Given Trump's other recent failed benefit check promises, the prudent shouldn't count on those dividend checks.

House lawmakers passed a bipartisan bill aimed at requiring data centers to cover the energy costs to shield households from rising prices.

Leon Black paid Epstein to be his wealth adviser for years and has been probed for his ties to the late New York financier in recent months.

Tillis's comments to the Washington Examiner came ahead of Trump campaigning with Whatley in the Charlotte suburb of Gastonia.