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WATCH: Should religious people watch horror movies?
Horror movie director Damien LeVeck and United Church of God ministry leader Darris McNeely tackle the topic of Christians and horror movies.
WATCH: Trump warns Texas that Talarico doesn’t represent state’s values
President Trump on Tuesday traveled to Texas, which hasn’t elected a Democrat to any statewide office in 32 years, to boost Republican Ken Paxton in a tightly contested U.S. Senate campaign against Democrat James Talarico.
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WATCH: Defense industry urges military to ‘break things and go fast’ on new counter-drone systems
Cheap drones are slipping past expensive air defenses, and the military needs to move faster to stop them, Epirus CEO Andy Lowery said on the Threat Status podcast.
Washington Times ForAmerica: Can anyone fill Karoline Leavitt’s shoes at the White House podium?
Tim Constantine and David Bozell run through the possible candidates for the job, from familiar media names to a few wild cards.
WATCH: Making small churches great again
American churches have been facing tough times these past years, with memberships dwindling and finances dwindling and even the level of preaching of biblical truths dwindling.
‘I have to go in’: Father who killed Oregon school shooter recounts ordeal
The father who killed the teen-aged Oregon school shooter said he heard children pleading for their lives, then gunfire, as he army-crawled through Silver Rail Elementary School.
WATCH: University of Michigan students cast ballots at early voting site on campus
WATCH: University of Michigan students cast ballots at early voting site on campus
Senegalese Special Forces escort Olympic torch across 14 regions
For the first time, the Olympic flame is in Africa for an official IOC event. The Washington Times' Joseph Hammond spoke with Kandy Sarr of the Senegal Olympic Committee as the torch tours Senegal ahead of the Dakar Youth Olympics.
Facing a ban on horse-drawn carriages, Central Park’s drivers fear for their livelihoods
The horse-drawn carriages that have cruised through Central Park for more than 150 years are set to be banished from New York City, ending an iconic tradition beloved by tourists but long opposed by animal welfare activists.
State of the Army at AUSA: AI, leadership turmoil and a budget question mark
The Army's pitch at AUSA is AI and speed. The questions are about who's leading it and who's paying for it.
WATCH: Are Americans’ fears surrounding data centers overblown?
Patrick Hedger, director of policy at NetChoice, takes on the hot topic of how data centers are impacting Americans.
How Booz Allen is putting AI and real-time data into soldiers’ hands
At AUSA 2026, Booz Allen senior vice president Joel Dillon explains how AI, edge computing, real-time data, and augmented reality could help troops make faster decisions--even when disconnected from the network.
Vance defends Vivek Ramaswamy ad featuring Amy Acton’s mom: ‘I’m a little bit disgusted’
Vice President J.D. Vance on Wednesday defended Vivek Ramaswamy's controversial ad featuring his opponent's mother in the Ohio gubernatorial race.
