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Sources describe Paul Whelan for Viktor Bout trade Trump says he turned down

Sources describe Paul Whelan for Viktor Bout trade Trump says he turned down

Washington Examiner — Former President Donald Trump opposed exchanging convicted Russian arms dealer Viktor Bout for several American prisoners, including a one-for-one swap for Paul Whelan, an American Marine whom the U.S. also considers wrongfully detained, according to multiple sources. "We rejected several deals with the Russians.

US seeks to boost jobs, security, and green energy with Central American investment

US seeks to boost jobs, security, and green energy with Central American investment

Washington Examiner — The Biden administration's top diplomat overseeing energy policy said broadening critical mineral supply chains away from China is a concern for the United States amid the green energy transition it hopes to spearhead. Diversifying the critical mineral supply chain will prove "hugely important" to the success of a green energy transition and U.S.

Bill to stop Chinese drones stalled by demands for US intelligence carve-out

Bill to stop Chinese drones stalled by demands for US intelligence carve-out

Washington Examiner — A bill to halt the government's purchase of Chinese-made drones is being stalled by demands for a carve-out for the intelligence community, sources said of discussions with the House Intelligence Committee. Senators had hoped to include the bipartisan American Security Drone Act in the annual National Defense Authorization Act after it cleared the upper chamber earlier this year.

Biden 'moving as fast as possible' to assist Ukraine ahead of challenging winter

Biden 'moving as fast as possible' to assist Ukraine ahead of challenging winter

Washington Examiner — The Biden administration's rush to help Ukraine push through a cold winter as the war continues is running up against the clock. Russia has ramped up missile and drone attacks on Ukraine's energy grid, knocking out heat and sending the country into darkness as the winter approaches.

Biden administration slammed for shielding Saudi leader from prosecution

Biden administration slammed for shielding Saudi leader from prosecution

Washington Examiner — A legal case brought against Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman of Saudi Arabia over the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi has stirred controversy after the Biden administration moved to shield the kingdom's de facto leader from prosecution.

'Free-for-all' predicted if Trump's grip on Republican base slips

'Free-for-all' predicted if Trump's grip on Republican base slips

Washington Examiner — Any Republican who challenges former President Donald Trump in the 2024 presidential race would need to loosen his grip on rank-and-file voters. But if that can be done, some operatives believe the field will be wide open. Trump remains the Republican favorite after announcing his third presidential bid on Tuesday, with deep campaign coffers and broad support among GOP voters.

Nascent Trump 2024 campaign apparatus takes shape

Nascent Trump 2024 campaign apparatus takes shape

Washington Examiner — Several longtime Republican advisers have been tapped to lead former President Donald Trump's 2024 campaign, even as he confronts skepticism of his latest bid and some question the stakes of serving a famously mercurial principal under hostile circumstances. Trump announced his candidacy late Tuesday in a speech at his Mar-a-Lago estate.

Trump fundraising operation under fire after 'abysmal' spending in key races

Trump fundraising operation under fire after 'abysmal' spending in key races

Washington Examiner — Former President Donald Trump is facing backlash from top donors angered he failed to spend more to help secure Republican majorities in Congress after wading into key races with endorsements and raking in mountains of cash. Wealthy political donors who helped fuel Trump's fundraising operation expected the former president to juice the Republican candidates he fielded during the general election.

Trump announcement looms over Georgia Senate runoff as GOP fractures

Trump announcement looms over Georgia Senate runoff as GOP fractures

Washington Examiner — Barreling toward an expected presidential campaign announcement, former President Donald Trump is worrying Republicans who fear his rampage could shake up a delicate Senate runoff in Georgia. With his midterm record under fire, Trump has been lashing out at aides privately and publicly condemning anyone he sees as a rival.

Biden has strengthened his 2024 hand, even as some Democrats would like change

Biden has strengthened his 2024 hand, even as some Democrats would like change

Washington Examiner — Buoyed by Democrats' performance in the midterm elections, President Joe Biden is taking a victory lap on his expected path toward a second White House bid - just as some allies wish he would step aside. In a post-election press conference, Biden beat back skepticism over his agenda, saying he would change "nothing" and dismissing calls to step aside.

China hawks on hunt as Republicans eye new congressional majorities

China hawks on hunt as Republicans eye new congressional majorities

Washington Examiner — Republicans eyeing control of the House next year have trained their sights on China. Yet efforts to increase oversight of Beijing's reach have faced resistance from some lawmakers tipped for top leadership posts in a new Republican-led Congress.

Biden risks 'failure' on beefing up IRS for one big reason, former chiefs say

Biden risks 'failure' on beefing up IRS for one big reason, former chiefs say

Washington Examiner — Former IRS commissioners are urging President Joe Biden to nominate a replacement to lead the agency before the term of current chief Charles Rettig expires next month, warning that a void at the top risks harming the agency's performance at a sensitive time.

Biden risks 'failure' on beefing up IRS for one big reason, former chiefs say

Biden risks 'failure' on beefing up IRS for one big reason, former chiefs say

Washington Examiner — Former IRS commissioners are urging President Joe Biden to nominate a replacement to lead the agency before the term of current chief Charles Rettig expires next month, warning that a void at the top risks harming the agency's performance at a sensitive time.

Democrats urge retribution as Biden 'humiliated' by Saudi-led oil cut

Democrats urge retribution as Biden 'humiliated' by Saudi-led oil cut

Washington Examiner — A decision by Gulf energy producers to cut oil output in the lead-up to the midterm elections has placed the White House at the center of a public spat with Saudi Arabia, leaving President Joe Biden "humiliated" after his outreach to the kingdom this summer.

'Ethics nightmare': Temporary Biden staffers raise financial disclosure concerns

'Ethics nightmare': Temporary Biden staffers raise financial disclosure concerns

Washington Examiner — As the Biden administration readies for a staffing shake-up following the midterm elections, the White House has tapped a trusted adviser to scout out appointees for President Joe Biden's senior-most ranks. Leading the mission is Jeffrey Zients, Biden's former COVID-19 czar and a powerhouse executive known for his turnaround of the foundering Obamacare online exchange.

'Riyadh's errand boy': Biden's Saudi overtures panned after OPEC oil move

'Riyadh's errand boy': Biden's Saudi overtures panned after OPEC oil move

Washington Examiner — President Joe Biden's attempt to bridge ties with Saudi Arabia is under renewed scrutiny after a coalition of oil-producing states led by the kingdom slashed oil production quotas by 2 million barrels per day, defying Washington at a time of political peril for the White House and Democrats.

Top Biden adviser's multimillion-dollar divestment 'still in process' after four months

Top Biden adviser's multimillion-dollar divestment 'still in process' after four months

Washington Examiner — President Joe Biden's close adviser Anita Dunn has not divested herself of a sprawling investment portfolio estimated to be worth millions of dollars since returning to the White House, raising concerns from a top ethics attorney.

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Top Biden adviser's multimillion-dollar divestment 'still in process' after four months

Top Biden adviser's multimillion-dollar divestment 'still in process' after four months

Washington Examiner — President Joe Biden’s close adviser Anita Dunn has not divested herself of a sprawling investment portfolio estimated to be worth millions of dollars since returning to the White House, raising concerns from a top ethics attorney. The White House said in August that Dunn would divest her holdings and recuse herself from all matters involving the Democratic consulting firm she founded and her past clients.

Lobbyists peel off from Harris's office but stick with Biden

Lobbyists peel off from Harris's office but stick with Biden

Washington Examiner — The number of federal lobbyists turning to Vice President Kamala Harris's office to influence White House policy has contracted under the Biden administration, according to a review of federal records by the Washington Examiner. About half as many companies and outside groups have hired lobbyists to influence Harris's office during her first two years compared with her predecessor, Mike Pence.

Third time's the charm: Top Biden adviser's corporate clients draw scrutiny

Third time's the charm: Top Biden adviser's corporate clients draw scrutiny

Washington Examiner — Anita Dunn has returned to the White House at a moment of uncertainty for President Joe Biden, helping to drive the administration's message into the midterm elections, when voters will decide whether Democrats retain control of Congress.

Iran softens demand on major nuclear deal stumbling block, US official says

Iran softens demand on major nuclear deal stumbling block, US official says

Washington Examiner — Iran has backed off a demand that international inspectors close certain investigations into its nuclear program as a condition for returning to the Iran nuclear deal, according to a senior administration official,abandoning a major sticking point. Iran's decision suggests negotiators may be nearing an agreement to reenter the 2015 deal after convening a make-or-break push in August.

California Democrats eye Newsom atop a 2024 ticket if Biden doesn't run

California Democrats eye Newsom atop a 2024 ticket if Biden doesn't run

Washington Examiner — California Gov. Gavin Newsom is a leading contender for the Democratic presidential nomination if President Joe Biden doesn't run in 2024, as voters in his state say they are eager for alternatives. Biden has enjoyed a string of recent legislative successes, but the 79-year-old president's stubbornly low approval rating has prompted questions over his prospects in the 2024 race.

Biden's withdrawal from Afghanistan accelerated downward spiral in polls

Biden's withdrawal from Afghanistan accelerated downward spiral in polls

Washington Examiner — President Joe Biden was in office for three months when he addressed the nation from the White House Treaty Room last April, repeating a promise to bring troops home from Afghanistan. "It's time to end the forever war," Biden said from the room where then-President George W.
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