Opinion
Want to stop inflation? Call Congress
In April, America hit a very dangerous milestone, and not enough people in Washington took notice.
Fracking saved the U.S. economy
It is hard to believe that just a decade ago, there was a massive backlash against fracking.
Social media deception gives Iran a weapon against America
The U.S. is spending billions of dollars to degrade Iran’s military. Iran is spending a fraction of that to degrade America’s society using social media.
Reagan warned every generation must defend freedom
On March 30, 1961, Ronald Reagan delivered a warning that remains as relevant today as it was more than six decades ago: “Freedom is never more than a generation from extinction.”
Make November National American History and Founders Month
On the Fourth of July, the country will mark 250 years since 56 men signed their names to a single sheet of parchment and pledged their lives to an idea.
The statistical impossibility of L.A.’s mayor race
ChatGPT could not find one example in American history of a third-place candidate surging days after an election to overtake second place — yet that is what we are seeing in the Los Angeles mayoral race.
Lessons from Graham Platner
How can Graham Platner, who might win the Democratic nomination for senator from Maine in Tuesday’s primary election, ever be seriously considered for such a job?
California government involved terror-linked group CAIR in education
As the U.S. confronts deadly Islamism worldwide, some here at home have been quietly helping extremists make inroads in our education system.
Shackled by history: How Asia risks forfeiting its future in the Indo-Pacific
History is indispensable. Nations that forget history often repeat its mistakes. Historical memory provides lessons, warnings and perspective.
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President Trump should refuse any future interview with biased NBC reporter Kristen Welker and should even revoke her White House press privileges.
Letter to the editor: Trash the Associated Press' biased reporting
Why does the Washington Times print Associated Press stories that call President Trump's claims of fraud in California's recent primaries "baseless"?
Letter to the editor: A fitting renaming for Los Angeles
The infamous quote "Those who vote decide nothing. Those who count the vote decide everything" has been widely attributed to the brutal sociopathic Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin.
LISTEN: Trump's foreign policy successes
When it comes to foreign policy, President Trump is chalking up the successes. Of course, Democrats give him low marks on all-matters-foreign. But that's actually a good thing. Why? Because Democrats generally detest America. The more they detest Trump's policies, the better for America.
Memo to MLB: How about 'Title IX Night' instead of 'Pride'?
If a Major League Baseball player were to get 29 hits in 30 at-bats, his batting average would be an astounding .967. He surely would not complain about making that one out.
WATCH: Team building the Jesus way
Churches are having trouble filling their pews. And part of that reason might be because the members of the church team, meaning the staff, aren't working as cohesively as they should, leaving gaps in leadership that impact the success of the organization.
U.S. Open is getting away from its roots with a shrinking number of qualifiers
Two players going into their senior year of high school are playing in the U.S. Open next week, along with another teenager who is headed off to college.
Letter to the editor: Stop abuse of early and mail-in voting
After reading "The statistical impossibility of L.A.'s mayor race" (Web, June 8) regarding absentee ballots in California, I decided today was the day to write this letter.
Letter to the editor: Our republic is barely hanging together
On Sept. 17, 1787, Elizabeth Willing Powel asked Benjamin Franklin: "Well, doctor, what have we got, a republic or a monarchy?" His answer: "A republic if we can keep it."
