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Republicans should remind voters why they rejected Democrats
If politics were logical, Republicans would be leading in the polls and looking forward to maintaining -- even expanding -- their congressional majorities.
Voters in four states on track to ban transgender athletes
The jazzy 1960 song "Walk, Don't Run" could have served as the athletic fight song for a group of girls who took a courageous stand in Washington state last week.
Fox and Roku want to own your TV screen
Fox Corp. wants to buy Roku for $22 billion. This is not just a merger; it is also a weapon. For consumers, it means fewer choices, more commercials and higher prices.
States, stop letting districts ban guns
Another school shooting, another unarmed school.
Communities should negotiate, not block, pro-consumer data center projects
Local communities and even entire states are increasingly pushing back against an industry that creates high-wage jobs and generates millions of dollars in local economies.
Letter to the editor: To save U.S., no alternative to winning at midterms
Watching video footage of what is happening in Britain, France, Spain and Italy tells me in no uncertain terms that the new world war is well underway.
Letter to the editor: Kudos to former Massachusetts lieutenant governor candidate
The decision by Shawn Oliver, Republican candidate for lieutenant governor in Massachusetts, to suspend his campaign after a suspected drunken-driving arrest is a rare display of personal accountability.
Letter to the editor: If you like anarchy and suffering, vote Democratic
As an independent voter, I see Democrats such as Senate Minority Leader Charles E. Schumer, House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries and Sen. Elizabeth Warren as being in one "tent" of imbeciles.
Keep the midterms in perspective
In the summer of 1529, an Ottoman army of about 150,000, led by Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent, headed toward Vienna, intending either to take the city intact or to sack it.
Ilhan Omar's shady castle starts to crumble
The Justice Department finally got around to gathering evidence of possible immigration skullduggery involving Rep. Ilhan Omar, Minnesota Democrat and Somali immigrant.
Jesus never preached socialism
Last week in this column, I wrote that Europe and the United States need a Christian revival, not a socialist revolution.
Kathy Hochul pledges allegiance to criminal illegals
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul's reckless sanctuary state policies and commitment to shielding illegal alien predators from federal custody inform much of her politics these days.
Trump's Mohammed bin Salman moment
Moments of danger, rather than times of calm, reveal the true measure of an alliance in international affairs.
El-Sayed's past views on the Muslim Brotherhood raise serious concerns
Voters should be concerned about Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed and his family's reported views about the Muslim Brotherhood.
Don't let voter rage drive America over the cliff
Suppose you saw someone you love in a car heading for the edge of a cliff, going 90 miles an hour.
George Soros at it again -- but this time, he's being outspent
The headline earlier this month in Fortune read, "Billionaire George Soros has donated $102 million ahead of the midterms -- and now the Democrats are coming out ahead." He's at it again.
Washington Times ForAmerica: Was the Fort Hood execution live stream plan a midterm play?
Tim Constantine and David Bozell weigh the politics, the risk of inspiring more violence, and why they say official witnesses are enough.
WATCH: Democrats' midterm wish: to reopen borders
If Democrats win control this November, and then win more control in 2028, and take back Congress and the White House, the one act they will speedily implement is to open up America's borders wide.
James Talarico's latest claim about the Bible gets fact-checked in real time
Texas Senate candidate James Talarico is known for his bizarre, inaccurate and downright nutty theological proclamations.
Letter to the editor: When chivalry gives women an unfair advantage
I have followed the Karen Read, Lindsey Clancy and Cornell "Jane Doe" cases, and despite their obvious differences, I notice a common thread.
