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Bobby Charles for governor of Maine
Bobby Charles grew up in Wayne, Maine, a small (and alliterative) town of 500 souls.
Gitmo and torture revisited
America's longest current criminal prosecution is in its 15th year, on its fifth judge, and still has no trial date.
America reaches 250 with unity and patriotism in retreat
The United States will observe its 250th birthday in one month, but it is shaping up more like a memorial service for a lost loved one than a party to celebrate something special.
Bring back standardized testing
You know it's bad when progressive California says it's bad.
LISTEN: Quiet Christians weaken America
If you want a good biblical example of how Christians are supposed to act in modern times, look no further than the book of Nehemiah. He's the guy who lived a life of humble service, but nonetheless was used by God in mighty manners.
Trump is on the edge of historic victory in Iran
After spending this week reviewing the Iran war, I am now convinced that President Trump is on the edge of a historic victory.
The true 'cost-exchange ratio' of U.S. air defense
Rep. Ted Lieu, California Democrat, recently quipped that U.S. air defense strategy in the Iran war is akin to "throwing Ferraris at Frisbees."
America cannot be the world's welfare office
Americans should be furious that their tax dollars are now supporting most immigrants, regardless of their legal status.
Letter to the editor: Platner has no business in the Senate
Democratic Senate candidate Graham Platner is the political left's answer to its long-unfilled position of alpha male role model.
Letter to the editor: Let's not all go the way of New York
The fact that a large percentage of Democrats consist of well-meaning climate warriors and activists for "women's rights" and the socially oppressed (including illegal immigrants) is misleading.
Letter to the editor: Approve the Ukraine Support Act
The tide is shifting against the Russians in their war of aggression.
WATCH: How to unlock the housing market before an entire generation gives up
Michael Burkentine, partner with the America First Policy Institute's "Make Housing Great Again" initiative, joins Washington Times Commentary Editor Kelly Sadler on Politically Unstable to unpack the affordable housing crisis the U.S. is facing and what can be done to help solve it and save the American dream.
Siege of Delaney Hall
Thank God law enforcement is finally getting serious about going after the rioters who have laid siege to the immigration detention facility at Delaney Hall in Newark, New Jersey.
The Memorial, once a celebrated Nicklaus creation, no longer stands out in big-money era of golf
Jack Nicklaus never said he wanted the Memorial Tournament to be the "Masters of the North" when it began 50 years ago. The best sales pitch was to let others do the talking.
From Tehran to Havana: Cuba's role linking Islamic extremists and U.S. activists
Reports recently emerged that the Justice and Treasury departments are investigating U.S. nonprofits and activist groups for allegedly coordinating with Cuba as part of a foreign influence campaign.
Threats to America's prosperity begins in Washington
The economy remains solid. From 2016 to 2024, annual GDP growth averaged 2.5%. After a rocky first quarter, the balance of 2025 matched that performance.
At the midterms, we will have a choice between two Americas
Campaigns and elections often elucidate competing visions, but these midterms have put that truism on steroids for anyone to see who wants to see. Nowhere is this clearer than in the Democratic Party.
