National security and foreign policy are taking center stage in unprecedented ways in the 2024 election because President Biden and former President Trump both have actual track records as commanders-in-chief managing — or mismanaging — America’s position in the world. Washington Times National Security Editor Guy Taylor sits down with Rep. Joe Wilson, South Carolina […]
OFER PRISON, West Bank — A U.S. citizen who was dragged out of her home and detained by Israeli authorities for over three weeks was released on bail Thursday to wait out the remainder of her trial in the West Bank, the latest in a case attracting international attention for prosecuting an American in Israeli […]
I admit that I am a big fan of podcasts. I work from home, and because of Mrs. Brown’s job and schedule, I am usually alone for most of my day. Podcasts help me pass the time and allow me to pretend that I actually have friends. Mostly, I enjoy shows from the Golden […]
The United Methodist Church is weighing an upcoming three-year $346.7 million budget, a 43% drop from the last triennial spending plan of $603.1 million, according to a report by UM News, the church’s official news service. The proposed cuts stem from the exit of 7,673 of congregations from America’s second-largest Protestant denomination, of which nearly […]
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) — Lawmakers began scrambling for ways to protect Alabama in vitro fertilization services after multiple providers paused treatment in the wake of a state Supreme Court ruling that frozen embryos could be considered children under a state law. Facing a wave of shock and anger from the decision, legislators prepared separate proposals […]
At least half of the Western military aid meant for Ukraine in its fight against Russian invaders is slow to arrive, aggravating an already difficult shortage of artillery shells that is forcing frontline units to ration ammunition. The supply bottlenecks are putting Ukrainian lives and territory at risk, Ukrainian Defense Minister Rusem Umerov said Sunday […]
Could a major cyber attack by a foreign adversary or non-state actor actually shut down the U.S. electrical grid, banking sector, water systems or cell phone connectivity? How prepared is the U.S. to identify and counter a 9/11-level cyber event? For this edition of the Threat Status special video series, Washington Times National Security Editor […]
Last July, I wrote a piece about Utah State Board of Education member Natalie Cline. Cline was taking fire for voicing her opposition to the LGBTQ, DEI, and CRT curricula being taught in the nation’s schools, including in the Beehive State. Cline characterized herself as being unfairly attacked as […]
A union representing hospitality workers has reached a tentative agreement with four hotel-casinos in downtown Las Vegas as employees at three other properties remained poised to strike Monday when the city kicks off Super Bowl week. By Saturday morning, the Culinary Workers Union had announced it had reached a tentative five-year contract with Binion’s, Four […]
When I was young, one of my mother’s favorite maxims was, “If men could get pregnant, abortion would be a sacrament.” One look at the left and its media and protestors shows that abortion practically is a sacrament among a segment of the population. The irony, of course, is that it took a group […]
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