Author: Washington Examiner Staff, Washington Examiner

The U.S. announced two more strikes on vessels suspected of transporting drugs on Thursday.  It marks the 27th and 28th boats targeted by the military, which were believed to have been transporting illegal narcotics in the Pacific Ocean. U.S. Southern Command announced the strikes in a post on X on Thursday night. Five more suspected…

Friends turned foes, podcasters Ben Shapiro and Tucker Carlson took to the stage at Turning Point USA’s America Fest on Thursday night, headlining the event. Shapiro and Carlson, once Republican political allies, have grown apart in recent months, with each criticizing the other’s views, actions, and words on their respective podcasts. Infighting among those considered…

President Donald Trump will officially sign the National Defense Authorization Act.  A press release revealing his schedule for the day shows the president will put his signature on the policy bill at 6 p.m. on Thursday. The NDAA passed the Senate with strong bipartisan support in a 77-20 vote. Last week, the House approved the…

Jose Antonio Kast won Chile’s presidential election on Sunday, emerging victorious in the country’s second round of elections. Kast, a conservative candidate, will usher in a new era in the Chilean government, as he easily defeated Jeannette Jara, a member of the Chile Communist Party.  He ran on a political platform that promised relief from the…