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Trump DOT blocks California propane canister ban (opens the original)
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EXCLUSIVE — The Trump administration is blocking a California law that would have banned the sale of disposable propane cylinders beginning in 2028, arguing the state cannot outlaw the small fuel canisters commonly used for camping stoves, portable grills, and heaters when they are allowed under federal rules. The Department of Transportation determined that federal law overrides California’s planned ban, according to a decision obtained by the Washington Examiner. Subscribe for full access to W
Ossoff insists he won’t run in 2028. The presidential buzz is growing anyway (opens the original)
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Sen. Jon Ossoff (D-GA) insists he has “zero interest” in running for president in 2028, but a growing corner of the Democratic internet is acting as though he may not get the final say. The Georgia Democrat’s national profile has surged in recent weeks as clips of his increasingly combative attacks on President Donald Trump rack up attention online, fueling comparisons to former President Barack Obama and speculation that another relatively young senator could make a rapid leap from Capitol Hill
David Axelrod criticizes Jon Ossoff over Natalie Harp jab (opens the original)
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Former Obama adviser David Axelrod criticized Sen. Jon Ossoff (D-GA) on Wednesday for invoking President Donald Trump aide Natalie Harp in a viral speech, arguing the personal reference distracted from an otherwise powerful attack on the president. “No one has been more consistently eloquent or incisive in exposing @realDonaldTrump than @Ossoff,” Axelrod wrote on X. “The paragraph from his weekend speech that has gotten so much attention was a brutal takedown.” Join Washington Examiner for unlim
Sullivan, Peltola advance in Alaska Senate primary (opens the original)
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Sen. Dan Sullivan (R-AK) and former Democratic Rep. Mary Peltola advanced from Alaska’s crowded primary Tuesday, setting up the next phase of one of the most closely watched Senate battles of the midterm elections. Sullivan and Peltola emerged from a 16-candidate field under Alaska’s nonpartisan primary system, in which candidates from all parties compete on the same ballot and the top four vote-getters advance to the November general election. Join Washington Examiner for unlimited access to th
What went wrong with polling in two major Democratic primaries (opens the original)
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Polling misses across Democratic primaries in Wisconsin and Michigan have exposed a mix of challenges for the industry, from late-breaking voters and unexpected turnout to a harder-to-solve problem of reaching the voters who ultimately decide elections. The discrepancies were striking. State Rep. Francesca Hong entered Tuesday’s Wisconsin Democratic gubernatorial primary as the clear favorite, with the latest public polling showing the socialist ahead by roughly 20 percentage points. Instead, Mi
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