Max Thornberry is an Associate Editor at the Washington Examiner, specializing in political coverage and analysis. With a focus on national news in the United States, Max covers a range of topics including impeachment proceedings, election campaigns, foreign policy, and the actions and statements of political leaders.
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By: Max Thornberry
Draining the swamp 2.0 President-elect rode to victory eight years ago on a promise that he, an outsider, could row into Washington and sweep up the streets.
By: Max Thornberry
GOP triple threat to DC Washington, D.C., has always had a strained relationship with the rest of the country and the federal government most of all.
By: Max Thornberry
Washington, D.C., lawmakers are wary about Republicans trying to seize control of the city but don't want to write off working with them on key issues.
By: Max Thornberry
Democrats and Republicans in Congress have a long history of interfering with Washington, D.C.'s independence.
Donald Trump promised big changes to immigration and the economy, but voters are more likely to reward him for incremental fixes rather than revolution.
By: Max Thornberry
President-elect Donald Trump has a problem. It's not one unique to him. It's something every second-term president faces, regardless of when the term takes place.
By: Max Thornberry
What the 21st-century space race means for national security and Uber drivers and how Robert F. Kennedy Jr. could win over enough support to run HHS.
By: Max Thornberry
Catch up on what Russia and China are doing in the Arctic Circle and what Democrats hope Joe Biden will do for them in his final days as president.
By: Max Thornberry
Why the United States is focusing on Latin America to counter China and what the ABC settlement means for Donald Trump's future fights with the media.
By: Max Thornberry
Here's how a continuing resolution that would keep the government running until mid-March 2025 fell apart and put a shutdown on the table days before Christmas.
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