Virginia House vote states life starts at conception
U.S. concerned about spike in Iran-Israel ‘shadow war’
POE: Obama’s executive power grab
Mendelson: Occupiers not target of D.C. crime bill language on protests
Expert: Love likely alive for hours after confrontation
Idaho gives Oregon ‘apology,’ gets no snarling over wolf
LAMBRO: Obama’s proposed budgetary house of cards
Valentine’s Day sees surging demand for Houston ballads
Naming of Navy ships returns to tradition
Berman turns his eye to battling big labor
ALLOTT: Obama’s contraception plan won’t cut pregnancies
General ‘concerned’ over Taliban prisoner transfer
Michelle Phillips
Michelle Phillips is a student intern with the Washington Times through the National Journalism Center covering international affairs.
After growing up overseas, Ms. Phillips returned to the U.S. to attend Rice University for her bachelor's degree, and is entering her junior year there. She discovered her love of journalism in college while working for the school newspaper, the Rice Thresher, and has also worked at the Orange County Register in California.
Articles by Michelle Phillips
In China, workplace deaths a small cost
Tens of thousands of Chinese workers are killed in workplace accidents each year because the communist nation relies on local authorities to enforce national safety guidelines, which companies and local governments routinely ignore for the sake of production. Published August 8, 2010
- Iranians bound for execution spark global protests
Published August 6, 2010
- China's economic growth unlikely to alter one-party system
Published August 4, 2010
- Iran resistance group cheers court's ruling
Published July 30, 2010
- Gingrich: Crucial radical Islamist battlefield is U.S.
Published July 29, 2010
- Foxconn stops operations at India factory
Published July 27, 2010
- Experts: U.S., S. Korea must disrupt North's illicit activities
Published July 20, 2010
- Ex-military officers, senators support arms treaty
Published July 20, 2010
- Court: Review terror-listing of foes of Tehran
Published July 19, 2010
- Movie advocates nuclear disarmament
Published July 14, 2010
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