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Bob Seger's 50 years of 'Night Moves' provide an example for Washington officials
Bob Seger released his breakthrough album, "Night Moves," 50 years ago this week. Mr. Seger spends no time chasing further fame in his golden years. He accomplished what he set out to do.
Data center opponents may just want more free stuff
A few weeks ago, two of the best opinion researchers in the political world joined forces to conduct a survey of 1,800 registered voters examining Americans' basic attitudes toward data centers.
Secretary McMahon asked for lower tuition, and Southeastern University complied
Last year, the Department of Education issued a clear directive to American colleges and universities: Stop passing your relentless price increases on to students and families.
One-third of Americans cannot name U.S. government's branches
In less than two weeks, Americans will renew the quietest privilege of our public life.
Washington, heed the emerging Moscow-Beijing-Tehran-Pyongyang alliance
On Oct. 9, after President Trump's conversation with Russian President Vladimir Putin, the Treasury Department issued a license easing sanctions on Russian diesel through April 7, 2027.
Trump should release the tribal electrification money already promised
In September 2024, the Biden Interior Department announced a rare good use of Inflation Reduction Act cash: electrification for homes across 13 tribal communities.
Besides quoting the Bible, Talarico should try reading it
The Democratic U.S. Senate nominee in Texas, James Talarico, claims the Bible says nothing about abortion.
South Korea is losing America's trust
A year ago, Seoul promised Washington that American companies would not be discriminated against or face unnecessary barriers in South Korea's digital market. It has yet to deliver on that promise.
Letter to the editor: Trump acts like a devoted CEO, not a king
Bravo and kudos to President Trump for offering a 1% reward to any American citizen who blows the whistle on the widespread fraud that has infected our government.
Letter to the editor: Be grateful that Trump is not retired
I always read Cal Thomas' pieces with interest and usually agree with his position on the issues of the day ("Republicans should remind voters why they rejected Democrats," Web, Oct. 19).
Letter to the editor: Neither party should duck debates
A recent Washington Times editorial called Democrats cowards for ducking debates ("Cowardly Democrats duck candidate debates," Web, Oct. 15).
Why are some on the right embracing Putin?
"That is the modern Hitler of our generation," Fox News host Brian Kilmeade said Oct. 11 on "Fox & Friends Weekend" during a heated debate with co-host Rachel Campos-Duffy.
Abdul El-Sayed, the Democrat Party's new master of obfuscation
Ask Michigan Democrat and U.S. Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed if he condemns the Muslim Brotherhood and the Iranian regime, or if he regards Israel as a staunch American ally and supports the Jewish state's right to exist as a nation, and his answers lead to more questions.
Social Security needs growth, not another tax hike
Congress is finally focusing on the looming Social Security crisis.
Democrats' open-border agenda has a $613 billion price tag
Another migrant caravan is on the move. More than 600 people from Honduras, Guatemala, El Salvador, Ecuador and Haiti are marching through Mexico with their sights set on our southern border.
