Jamie McIntyre
Jamie McIntyre joined the Washington Examiner in 2016 as a senior writer covering defense and national security. His newsletter, “Jamie McIntyre’s Daily on Defense,” goes out each weekday morning to thousands of national security professionals and opinion leaders. An internationally known journalist with more than 40 years of experience, he served as CNN’s military affairs and senior Pentagon correspondent from 1992-2008 and Al Jazeera America’s national security correspondent from 2014-16. McIntyre began his career in radio in 1976 at WTOP, the all-news station in Washington, and was a newscaster for NPR’s All Things Considered from 2011-14. He holds a bachelor's degree in broadcasting from the University of Florida and a master's degree in journalism from the University of Maryland, where he also serves as an adjunct instructor.
News
Duffy pitches family road trip series as ‘a civic experience’ ahead of nation’s 250th year
Editorials
Trump is right to rearm America
World
Iran signals manpower crisis with soldiers as young as 12, volunteer recruitment campaign
Senate
Collins knocks Trump’s budget proposal: ‘Several shortcomings’
Defense
Pentagon and CENTCOM silent as reports of fighter jet and helicopter incidents in Iranian airspace pile up
Investigations
Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche rejects claims that Jeffrey Epstein was a spy
Healthcare
HHS shifts controversial Title X family planning grants focus from birth control to fertility support
National Security
State Department orders US citizens to leave Lebanon, calling situation ‘volatile and unpredictable’
White House
Trump requests over $10 billion for DC infrastructure and National Guard deployment
Space
NASA deflects critics of ‘fly-by’ moon mission: ‘Have to walk before you can run’
Entertainment