WASHINGTON EXAMINER MAGAZINE: ‘SCRAMBLE FOR THE PARTY REINS’ – Midterm elections set the tone for the 2028 Democrats.

How the midterm elections will set Democrats up for 2028 success or failure

Campaign staff hiring and early decision-making for prospective presidential candidates has already started.

Failing public schools need higher standards, not more money

Nikole Hannah-Jones, creator of the “1619 Project,” recently scored rare bipartisan plaudits.

As Trump’s popularity plummets, House Democratic target emerges in red Indiana

Rep. Victoria Spartz (R-IN) should be coasting to reelection in the House district to which she was first elected in 2020, covering northern Indianapolis suburbs and part of central Indiana.

Instead, Spartz is facing what appears to be a surprisingly tough race against Democrat J.D. Ford, Indiana’s first openly gay state senator. It’s the kind of seat that can emerge on an out-party’s political target list in a wave election year with an unpopular president.

WASHINGTON EXAMINER MAGAZINE: ‘25 Years After 9/11′ – Lessons not learned about Islamic terrorism…

American amnesia: What we’ve forgotten in the 25 years since the 9/11 terrorist attacks

Islamist propagandists have bombarded Americans for two and a half decades, taking advantage of our tolerance, and have persuaded much of the decent public that criticizing, opposing, and pushing back against Islam is racist. By Hugo Gurdon

The damage 9/11 did to our country

By David Harsanyi

Brexit isn’t what’s dragging Britain down

In countless American minds, Brexit and President Donald Trump are linked, and not in a good way.