Sean Salai is the general assignment/culture reporter for The Washington Times. A former National desk intern and Metro clerk at The Washington Times, he also has served as a City Hall reporter at the Boca Raton News and as a special contributor at America Media. He can be reached at ssalai@washingtontimes.com.
U.S. gun sales broke 1 million for a record 36th straight month in July as crime spikes in major cities across the country and congressional Democrats push to ban assault weapons.
Visa announced Thursday that it was cutting ties with Pornhub parent company MindGeek's advertising platform after a federal judge ruled the credit card giant could be held financially liable in a child sex abuse lawsuit.
The candy industry is warning that chocoholics will pay more for their Snickers, Kit Kats and Hershey bars this Halloween as supply chain shortages lag behind a growing appetite for sweets that started during the pandemic.
So-called long COVID infections that leave people with symptoms longer than 12 weeks and new chronic illnesses will likely affect the U.S. for "years to come," the top deputy at the Department of Health and Human Services warned Wednesday.
Seven unnamed parents have filed a federal lawsuit against an Iowa public school district for hiding students' gender transitions from their mothers and fathers.
A federal judge in California has denied Visa's motion to dismiss a lawsuit by a woman who says the credit card firm profited from a video of her being sexually abused as a 13-year-old in 2014.
Abortion has become the top issue motivating Americans to protest in the wake of the Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, a new Gallup poll reported Wednesday.
Utah's largest public school district is defending its decision to remove 52 books that some parents deemed "pornographic" under a new law restricting age-inappropriate materials.
A new Gallup poll finds that a record low 13% of Democrats approve of the Supreme Court, down 23 points from last year in the wake of recent high-profile rulings on abortion and gun rights.
Highway safety advocates warn that cannabis is playing an increased role in a growing number of traffic fatalities as Congress and more states consider legalizing recreational marijuana and edibles this fall.
Oregon's Portland Public Schools is defending its decision to teach kindergarteners that boys can have vulvas and girls can have penises in a PowerPoint presentation on transgenderism shared by conservatives on social media.
Christian nationalism. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene says it's a rebranding that Republicans should embrace. The media has rushed to equate it with racism and violence. And gleeful Democrats can't wait to use it as a club to bash GOP candidates with in the fall.
Results of a new survey found a sharp rise in support among wealthy, educated, politically independent and science-loving Americans for harassing and threatening public health officials over the lockdown of businesses during COVID-19.
The hotel occupancy rates, room revenues and employment numbers are nearing pre-pandemic levels amid a summer travel surge, the industry reported Wednesday.
Hundreds of Korean War veterans, family and dignitaries braved muggy heat Wednesday morning at the National Mall to dedicate a new wall honoring men killed in America's Forgotten War.
Two mothers have sued a Georgia school board for refusing to let them read aloud sexually explicit passages from district-approved library books at school board meetings.
Students training under the new standards will be required to master the concepts of oppression, White privilege, social risk factors, "race as a social construct," colonialism and intersectionality -- "how one's personal identities, biases, and lived experience" influence clinical practice.