In the age of nonstop news with multiplatform delivery, the Sunday political talk shows genre is no dinosaur. The combined audience of the Big Four is solid and consistent, and the shows continue to drive the national discourse. Published June 28, 2009
The world still buzzed 24 hours after the sudden death of Michael Jackson, clinging to his music, puzzling over his lifestyle and mourning the loss of a very distinctive cultural icon. Many also wondered what killed him. Published June 27, 2009
Who can forget a phalanx of choreographed ghouls, eyes agog and backbones flipping to the beat? That was "Thriller." Published June 26, 2009
"Magnificent gentle kisses" and "My heart cries out for you" made big news this week. Published June 26, 2009
Newspapers are fighting back against predictions that the printed word is dead. Published June 25, 2009
A cliffhanger between parent company and its billion-dollar baby has a relatively happy ending after three months of melodrama and posturing. Published June 25, 2009
It is shades of paparazzi past. Published June 25, 2009
So much for the rockets' red glare, not to mention the cadence of the town band or the parade of high-stepping locals. Published June 22, 2009
Father's Day offers something even querulous Republicans and Democrats can agree on. TV dads. Published June 21, 2009
As indignation turned to outrage Thursday among critics of an ABC News prime-time special on President Obama's health care policy, The Washington Times has learned that ABC employees gave 80 times as much money to Mr. Obama's 2008 campaign for president than to his rival's. Published June 19, 2009
Say hello, get socializing and be happy. Medical researchers have established a direct link between a buoyant, outgoing personality and better health. Published June 18, 2009
Jon Voight is at the cusp of a cultural moment. Fellow actors and celebrities are not heaping criticism on the silver-screen conservative following his feisty criticisms of President Obama, made in a speech before Republicans and in The Washington Times last week. Published June 17, 2009
Relations between ABC News and President Obama are being criticized as becoming too intimate, as the network announced it would produce a prime-time broadcast from the White House that includes questions solicited from viewers without equal time for the Republican point of view. Published June 17, 2009
Mexican drug lords, anti-immigration activists, crafty Republicans and greedy drug companies have all been cited by the public as causes for the pandemic. But according to scientists, the source begins with pigs as innocent as these. Published June 16, 2009
The heavy partisan stroke and rigorous demands of MSNBC's "Hardball" and other cable opinion programs exact a price from those journalists who appear on them. It ain't easy. Published June 14, 2009
The federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Friday released numbers showing the extent of the swine flu outbreak in the United States, one day after the World Health Organization officially declared the illness - also called H1N1 - to be a worldwide pandemic. Americans should anticipate a massive immunization campaign in late September. Published June 13, 2009
Cliffhanger has turned into a melodrama between parent company and billion-dollar baby. Published June 13, 2009
The big DTV moment is here - like New Year's Eve, labor pains or the millennium. After months of hand-holding public service announcements, intense how-to workshops, television specials and confusion over discount coupons, Americans will finally get their DTV. Published June 12, 2009
The press is cleared to Tweet. Published June 12, 2009
The Washington Times won 10 awards Wednesday for reporting, photojournalism and criticism in the Society of Professional Journalists' local 2008 Dateline Awards contest. Published June 11, 2009
