W. James Antle III is the executive editor at Washington Examiner magazine. He specializes in government and politics, covering a wide range of topics including elections, public policy, and international affairs, with a keen focus on current affairs and geopolitics. His insights have been featured in notable 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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President Donald Trump is an expert at branding and marketing, but right now, he gives himself low marks for sales.
By: James Antle
But there is also a less obvious reason Trump is at a disadvantage here: Voters better understand how tariffs and the Iran war raise prices than the ways in which Democratic spending proposals fuel inflation.
By: James Antle
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By: W. James Antle III
Follow the latest 2026 midterm elections news, results, key races, and updates as voters decide control of Congress and a number of statewide contests.
By: James Antle
Crushed by a blue midterm wave, it took years of war for Republicans to start turning against George W. Bush. Trump is way ahead of the game.
President Donald Trump has been a fixture on the campaign trail in the final weeks before the midterm elections , with one ask of his loyal supporters becoming a standard part of his stump speech: “Pretend I'm on the ballot.”
President Donald Trump may have just had his worst week in Washington of his second term.
By: James Antle
A new poll suggests that the outcome of the hotly contested Texas Senate race may be in Gov. Greg Abbott's (R-TX) hands.
Former President Barack Obama's Saturday appearance with Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul el Sayed will be hailed as a moment of party unity, but it will also represent a changing of the guard.
Democrats currently lead in nearly all the most competitive Senate races a week out from the election, with Republicans clinging to leads of less than 1 point in Kansas and Iowa. That's a sign of a blue wave.
