Michael McKenna is a columnist at the Washington Times. With a focus on government, politics, elections, and international affairs, he explores themes related to public policy and current events, often reflecting on the intersection of culture and society. Michael's insights are featured in various outlets including The Daily Caller, The Australian, and The Irish Times.
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On August 6, 1989, what would become the internet went live for the first time at CERN.
For most of the past nine months, the Democrats have had a modest but durable 5-point advantage in the generic ballot test.
By: Michael Mckenna
The Democratic National Committee in May released a draft — in desperate need of an editor and a proofreader — of its long-awaited autopsy of what went wrong in the 2024 campaign.
By: Michael Mckenna
Despite the fact that Republicans have won just one Senate race in Michigan since 1972, there seems to be a lot of confidence about the party’s ability to dispense with Abdul El-Sayed.
By: Michael Mckenna
Mike Rogers, the Republican running against Abdul El-Sayed for the Michigan Senate seat, recently announced that he was in favor of a “pause” in data center building in the Wolverine State.
A memo containing a certain amount of hyperventilating, hand-wringing and pearl-clutching about the Senate race in Ohio recently emerged from the National Republican Senatorial Committee.
By: Michael McKenna
President Trump on Tuesday is set to host refiners and other various and sundry members of the oil and gas industry at the White House.
By: Michael McKenna
Thanks to the movies, the flavor of this summer has been Ulysses who, upon returning from the Trojan War, slaughtered his wife’s suitors.
By: Michael McKenna
The Trump administration announced a somewhat unusual deal in which it seems as if cash derived from Venezuelan oil fields would flow to oil companies and the United States before it would flow to the Venezuelans themselves.
There has been a lot of churn in the data center conversation in the past six months or so. I get that; the tech bros tend to bring out the worst in everyone; sometimes, even themselves.
