Editorials

Klobuchar tries taking antitrust to a new level

By Editorial Board - The Washington Times

With President Biden’s approval numbers falling and the latest polls showing the American people increasingly doubtful about his ability to do the job, a handful of Democrats have begun positioning themselves as his successor.

Senate should take another look at Gigi Sohn

By Editorial Board - The Washington Times

Each year, the U.S. telecom sector creates hundreds of thousands of new jobs while contributing hundreds of billions to the GDP.

Sticking up for the unvaccinated

By Editorial Board - The Washington Times

The empire strikes back: New sedition charges illuminate DOJ’s dark side

By Editorial Board - The Washington Times

Bar biological men from girls’, women’s sports

By Editorial Board - The Washington Times

Partisan double standard on gerrymandering

By Editorial Board - The Washington Times

One legislature's gerrymandering of electoral districts, it would seem, is another legislature's fair, evenhanded redistricting map.

Democrats who praised Castro regime lack credibility on Cuba sanctions

By Editorial Board - The Washington Times

Two weeks ago, 114 Democratic Congressional representatives signed a letter to President Biden asking his administration to reverse sanctions against Cuba's communist regime.

Codify Roe? No.

By Editorial Board - The Washington Times

With time running out on Democrats' control of the Virginia governorship and House of Delegates, abortion rights extremists in Richmond are maneuvering to get one final piece of their agenda into state law.

Omicron and the fall of human freedom

By Editorial Board - The Washington Times

The last grains of sand are trickling to the bottom of 2021's hourglass, in concert with the slow ebb of human freedom.

Biden backs a bogus election-integrity bill

By Editorial Board - The Washington Times

It is hardly an overstatement that the right to choose leaders in fair elections is the cornerstone of democracy.

Vaccine policy shouldn't gamble with youth health to protect elderly

By Editorial Board - The Washington Times

Americans have been well-served by the time-honored dictum "the doctor knows best" -- up until recently.

Thanks, Manchin, for not budging on Build Back Better

By Editorial Board - The Washington Times

Good on Sen. Joe Machin for reportedly blowing up President Joe Biden's Build Back Better agenda, which would saddle the U.S. economy with $3 trillion of debt over 10 years and add to already sky-high inflation.

Justice Department's China Initiative is working

By Editorial Board - The Washington Times

As federal prosecutors began their case against former Harvard chemistry Chair Charles M. Lieber yesterday, some experts believe the trial could have a lasting and even fatal impact for the Justice Department's China Initiative.

Beyond Biden's bluff and bluster

By Editorial Board - The Washington Times

President Biden has responded to adversaries with modest moves to shore up democracy's bulwarks.

'President Carbon-Free-Wannabe'

By Editorial Board - The Washington Times

As America's chosen leader, President Biden has committed the United States 'to lead by example' along an ambitious course toward achieving a clean-energy economy, pronto.

Copping COVID-19 cash

By Editorial Board - The Washington Times

Americans are losing their will to work. That conclusion is inescapable.

Taliban overlords punishing allies Biden abandoned

By Editorial Board - The Washington Times

Afghanistan's returning Taliban overlords are demonstrating their disdain for policies they established that are meant to guide the nation's transition from factional terrorism to functional governance.

The law is the law, not a tool to appease special interests

By Editorial Board - The Washington Times

The recently concluded Kyle Rittenhouse case is not the only reminder that prosecutors need to be carefully watched.

A nuclear waste of time

By Editorial Board - The Washington Times

Factions within the human family struggle to resolve their differences peacefully.

Drowning in false alarmism

By Editorial Board - The Washington Times

That sea levels are rising, and threatening island nations across the planet is a widely held tenet of the climate change movement.

Restoring America, one life at a time

By Editorial Board - The Washington Times

When respect for human life decays, civilization frays. Exhibit A is the United States, circa 2021, where life is cheap.

Dave Chappelle: An unlikely first amendment superhero

By Editorial Board - The Washington Times

Washington's own Dave Chappelle, lately much in the news, needs to be careful. If he continues reasonably responding to his critics, he's going to find himself transformed from a successful comedian to a first amendment superhero.

The optics of Omicron

By Editorial Board - The Washington Times

Almost as prompt as an Amazon delivery, a fresh form of COVID-19 has arrived just in time to disrupt another Christmas season.

Kataluna Enriquez: 'Miss' Nevada in name only

By Editorial Board - The Washington Times

One of the first questions pondered in Philosophy 101 is this: "If a tree falls in the woods, and there's no one there to hear it, did it make a noise?"