Hugo Gurdon

By noon on Election Day, the Washington Examiner had two editorials ready to publish once the voters’ choice for president was revealed some hours later. Both assumed that former President Donald Trump would win, which is what we expected. The first examined Trump’s comeback, the most astonishing in America’s political history, from indictments, impeachments, and

Kamala Harris 's speech conceding the presidential race to Donald Trump was a doomed effort to stay atop the Democratic Party after she led it to crushing defeat.

Progressives cannot articulate conservative ideas without characterizing them as selfish, greedy, or inhumane.

Donald Trump's nomination of Matt Gaetz as attorney general tests the new Republican Senate majority.

President Joe Biden's pardon of Hunter Biden neatly fits the Left’s pattern of accusing others of doing exactly what they do themselves.

Donald Trump's popular vote win had a positive impact on the national psyche.

President-elect Donald Trump is leading the fight against the deep state.

America needs deregulation and litigation reform.

President-elect Donald Trump has surpassed former President Barack Obama as a successful president and leader.

The unretirement of two federal judges originally appointed by Democrats exposes the party's hypocrisy on politicizing the justice system.