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Democratic COVID-19 psychosis: 71% not ready to get back to normal

By Kelly Sadler - The Washington Times

It's going to take a bit in order for our country to fully return to normal - because Democrats seem unwilling to leave the COVID-19 pandemic behind us.

Texas mayoral win shows Republican gains with Hispanics are real

By Kelly Sadler - The Washington Times

A Republican mayoral win last weekend in McAllen, Texas, proves GOP inroads with Hispanic voters are real -- a demographic shift that should worry Democrats.

Condoleezza Rice for president!

By Cheryl K. Chumley - The Washington Times

Condoleezza Rice said yes, America's history is filled with acts and occasions and instances of racism, but it's a disservice to truth to therefore say all of America is racist, and all of America's governing documents are inherently racist. Madam President some day?

Happy Pride Month! Celebrating the essential vice and utmost evil

By Everett Piper

On June 1, 2021, Joe Biden used his bully pulpit to encourage Americans to stand proud in our nation's march for what he called equality.

The left's chutzpah knows no bounds

By Robert Knight

Democrats still claim that the Russians secured Donald Trump's election win in 2016 and that the Bidens are cleaner than Mother Teresa when it comes to dealings in Ukraine and China.

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Hydroxychloroquine works

By THE WASHINGTON TIMES

As mentioned in "Trump Derangement Syndrome: Was Hydroxychloroquine unfairly discredited?" (Web, June 2) Hydroxychloroquine (Plaquenil) was dismissed as an effective treatment because then-President Trump spoke of its promise. In fact, the FDA actually banned its use for COVID-19. Almost all studies (NEJM, Lancet, JAMA, etc.) were improperly done when giving the drug to hospitalized patients. These people were already in cytokine storm, and the most important adjuvant therapy, zinc, was not added to their treatment.

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: GOP should distance from Trump

By THE WASHINGTON TIMES

Unfortunately most Republicans today continue to be too dependent on former President Donald Trump, a person not worthy of emulating. For that reason, I have formed and trademarked a new organization: the Independent Republican Party. Any registered Republican is welcome to join. There are no dues. The only commitment required is standing up for traditional Republican principles and remaining independent of the influence of Donald Trump.

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Biden wants to bury King's dream

By THE WASHINGTON TIMES

President Biden's recent speech in Tulsa, Oklahoma, could have been healing to our growing racial divide had it highlighted the advancement of Black Americans in the past 100 years. Instead, it was divisive, encouraging the actions of the president's Black Lives Matter supporters and anti-Semitic Congress members. (Mr. Biden's endorsement of critical race theory is another effort to keep the country split along racial lines.)

EDITORIAL: If COVID-19 emerged from a leaky lab, Beijing should pay

By THE WASHINGTON TIMES

The COVID-19 pandemic that arose 18 months ago has killed more than 3.5 million individuals worldwide.

The truth of COVID-19 and demand for accountability

By Lieutenant General (Ret.) Keith Kellogg and Heidi Overton, M.D.

Two weeks ago, in response to the mounting evidence of the plausibility of the theory that SARS-CoV-2 may have leaked from a Chinese lab, President Biden ordered an investigation into the origins of COVID-19 by the U.S. intelligence agencies.

Biden budget attacks bipartisan consensus against taxpayer funding of abortion

By Michael J. New

Mr. Biden's budget proposal does not contain the Hyde Amendment -- an annual appropriations rider that limits the ability of the federal government to use tax dollars to fund abortions through Medicaid.

Chinese communists too late to save regime with new birth policy

By Michael McKenna

The Chinese Communist Party recently announced that it will now allow each family to have three children.

Remembering D-Day

By Ambassador Callista L. Gingrich and Speaker Newt Gingrich

This Sunday marks the 77th anniversary of the greatest gamble in World War II.

Biden has some 'splainin' to do about Fauci

By Cheryl K. Chumley - The Washington Times

President Biden, on the heels of the revealing emails that cast Anthony Fauci as deceptive on the coronavirus, said he is still "very confident" in the good doctor. Why? On what does he base that confidence? As for the rest of America, we want answers.

No stone should go unturned in our search for the truth on COVID-19

By Peter Hoekstra

President Biden recently tasked the U.S. Intelligence Community to "redouble" its efforts to identify the origin of the COVID-19 virus. The community already has been focused on this for eighteen months. Its conclusions so far: It is either manmade and escaped from a lab or it developed naturally and jumped from an animal species to humans. One can only wonder how many hours of research and analysis led to narrowing it down to these two options. Yes, you can sense a bit of sarcasm.

Who's to blame for the COVID-19 pandemic?

By Jed Babbin

We don't know whether Chinese virologist Shi Zhengli created the COVID-19 virus or whether it was released, accidentally or not, by the Wuhan Institute of Virology.

Biden's meaningless meeting with Putin

By Tom Basile

The shirtless, horseback-riding Russian strongman and our shaky, ice cream cone-eating president will meet this month. It shouldn't happen.

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez exploits own grandmother

By Cheryl K. Chumley - The Washington Times

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez on Twitter slammed the former president, Donald Trump, for failing to provide money to her Hurricane Maria-victimized and ailing grandmother, whom she now says is being forced to live in subpar housing. Thine, not mine: It's the socialist way.