W. James Antle III is the executive editor at Washington Examiner magazine. He specializes in government, politics, and world affairs, covering a range of topics including elections, public policy, security policy, and current affairs. Antle's insights and analyses have been featured in prominent outlets such as CNN, NBC News, and National Review.
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W. James Antle III predominantly covers U.S. national politics, with a focus on the activities and strategies of political figures and parties. His work includes analysis of government announcements, legal policy regulation, as well as opinion editorials.
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Before they fight for next year's congressional majorities , Democrats and Republicans are duking it out over congressional maps in the states they
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Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY) will face challenger Ed Gallrein in Tuesday's Republican primary, but the incumbent is really locking horns with President Donald Trump
President Donald Trump reasserted his dominance over the Republican Party on Tuesday night, adding to his string of recent primary victories across the country.
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Democrats are hoping to ride a blue wave to control of Congress.
Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY) raised eyebrows when, fresh off his recent primary defeat , he filed candidacy paperwork for 2028, though he is unsure for which office.
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