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
The Oregon seat figures to be among the nation's most closely contested in 2024.
W hen it comes to early voting, former President Donald Trump is like a petulant child forced by a parent to apologize to a sibling after an argument.
By: Max Thornberry
Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Cornel West, Jill Stein, and perhaps others may eat away at both parties' bases of support.
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House and Senate leaders agreed to extend the deadlines to reach a spending deal until March on Sunday night.
By: Max Thornberry
Former President Donald Trump is preparing a revenge tour. He has promised to be voters' “retribution.” He vows to speak for the voters left behind, ignored, or betrayed by President Joe Biden
By: Max Thornberry
Republican National Committee Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel is preparing to step down from her post after the South Carolina primary contest on Feb. 24.
Vice President Kamala Harris has been an important lieutenant for Joe Biden, but for all her achievements, her affect on his reelection campaign is sli
Like so many vice presidents before her, Kamala Harris has one of the hardest jobs in Washington.
By: Max Thornberry
Catherine, Princess of Wales, has been out of the public eye while she handles a cancer diagnosis, she
President Joe Biden is keeping quiet on one of his biggest potential bragging rights, the rise in domestic energy production.
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