Nothing is more emblematic of the 'swamp' than earmarks
Republicans are helping Speaker Nancy Pelosi bring back the special interest spending known as earmarks.
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Low-watt Joe Biden tries to ‘smarten up’
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‘President’ Harris enacts her radical gun control agenda
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Baltimore’s Kweisi Mfume waiting on federal cash
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United Airlines pushes equity button too far
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Uncontrolled influx a disaster for U.S.
America is facing a worsening crisis of uncontrolled illegal immigration ignited by the radical Biden immigration agenda. Less than 100 days into the Biden presidency, we are witnessing a deeply destructive "Biden effect" at our southern border, as his radical immigration agenda has become a magnet for renewed illegal immigration. By reversing the positive immigration policy changes made by the Trump administration, the "Biden effect" is a growing disaster for America.
Biden's vaccine regime is shorting the nation's capital
The District of Columbia is an illustrious city, but lately, its pride has been wounded.
Attacks on one party threaten all parties
I was shocked when I read the editorial "Mr. Gaetz, maybe it's time to go" (Web, April 5), calling for the Republican representative to consider resigning. The recommendation is based on unproven charges by a female and by "two individuals who have chosen to remain anonymous." I never thought I would see something like this on the pages of The Washington Times. Hasn't this nation been through enough smear tactics that have included "anonymous sources?" And once again, it happens to be a Republican facing the accusations.
For the People Act unconstitutional
House Ruling 1, now pending in Congress, would provide for a takeover of our election systems for federal elections by the U.S. government. This is anti-constitutional and undermines the premise that the states control their elections, even for federal elections. This new bill is being supported by the Biden administration, which shows no interest in the U.S. Constitution or what it requires.
Let's sweeten our approach to eradicating the COVID-19 pandemic
Human beings have always balked at being told what to do. That trait is so fundamental to the American identity.
Europe's AstraZeneca vaccine fiasco erupts
The European Union, in its obtaining and distributing anti-COVID-19 vaccines, demonstrated the charm of the IRS and the speedy efficiency of the DMV.
The deadly consequences of delaying the AstraZeneca vaccine
The United States recently surpassed 550,000 deaths attributed to COVID-19. This is more lives lost than in World War I, World War II and the Vietnam War combined.
Tax reform to attack inequality and finance the Biden agenda
President Biden is under intense pressure from progressives to raise taxes on more prosperous Americans and corporations.
Mainstream media dies painful death in public view with '60 Minutes' DeSantis hit job
The attempted smear of Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis on this week's episode of "60 Minutes" is the latest reminder that the once-respected "Fourth Estate" is dying a slow painful death in full public view.
Enduring the tyranny of the Democrats' majority
Does it really matter if the instrument curtailing liberty is a monarch or a popularly elected legislature?
I'm a capitalist, President Biden, and you're not
Back in the day when "Saturday Night Live" was funny, Chevy Chase would open the "Weekend Update" segment by saying, "I'm Chevy Chase ... and you're not."
Woke justice warriors hurt those they try to help
Progressive justice warriors cloak themselves in moralistic virtue, but their radical demands often hurt the people they're supposed to be helping the most.
When highways are racist
President Biden's DOT shut down a highway project in Houston, saying the road construction was a classic case of racial injustice. At the same time, feds demanded contractors tied to the job get rid of all their black-ink pens, saying any color but green sent a message of racial injustice.
Trump was right -- everyone can get a COVID-19 vaccination by April
It's almost like there was a vaccination plan all along. In September, then-President Trump said that by April, everyone in the country would be able to receive a coronavirus vaccination.
LOVERRO: Grit, guts and Soto adds up to winning Nationals formula
Winning, even during their title year, never seems to come easily or simply for these Nationals.
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