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Court Watch: What are the biggest Supreme Court cases to watch this term?
The Washington Times' Alex Swoyer breaks down the major cases on the Supreme Court's new docket, from climate change lawsuits and gun rights to religious liberty, voting rules and immigration.
Zelenskyy tells Warsaw forum Russian drones defied Trump’s truce: ‘Putin does not read Truth Social’
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy told Europe's main eastern-flank security gathering Monday that Kyiv will honor President Trump's surprise "energy ceasefire" if Moscow does. But Russian drones, he said, kept hitting Ukraine's power and gas sites through the night.
Zelenskyy says Russia strikes energy facilities despite Trump claim of an energy ceasefire
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Monday that Russia has continued to strike Ukraine's energy facilities even after U.S. President Trump said a day earlier that the warring countries had agreed on an energy ceasefire in the 4 1/2-year-old war.
Trump says Kyiv, Moscow agree to stop attacking each other’s energy facilities
President Trump announced Sunday that Russia and Ukraine have agreed to halt attacks on each other's energy infrastructure.
Trump finds his next podium voice: Fox News regular Katie Zacharia is new press secretary
Katie Zacharia, a former Department of Homeland Security spokesperson, is the new White House press secretary, President Trump announced Friday.
WATCH: Budget has become a tool for political power
There used to be a time in America when members of Congress passed actual budgets and when politicians actually cared about bringing down debt and spending in line with revenues. Not so today.
DHS blasts Mamdani after he sought release of migrant involved in shooting
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani picked the wrong illegal immigrant to defend, Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin said Friday, saying the man the mayor sought to free came to the U.S. illegally several years ago, amassed a lengthy criminal record and tried to run down ICE officers this week.
Should we keep funding Israel? America’s $3.8 billion question
In the debut episode of "The Dialogue," Ben Freeman, Director of Democratizing Foreign Policy, and Blaise Misztal, Vice President for Policy at the Jewish Institute for National Security of America, debate whether U.S. support for Israel makes America safer, drains American resources, strengthens the defense industry, or risks pulling the U.S. deeper into conflicts overseas.
WATCH: Rare access to Churchill’s War Rooms, frozen in time since WWII
Threat Status Special Correspondent Joseph Hammond gets a behind-the-scenes look at the Churchill War Rooms, where some of World War II's most important decisions were made. The map room remains exactly as it was the day the war ended.
God, Country and the American Story: Did prophets predict Trump?
Did Christian prophets really predict the rise of Donald Trump -- and how should believers determine whether a modern-day prophecy is actually from God? Filmmaker Matthew Thayer joins Billy Hallowell to discuss his new documentary, "Can You Hear Me Now?," an investigation into prophecy, politics and the extraordinary claims surrounding Trump.
Trump did not call for attacks on U.S. cities but explained how he’s preventing them, WH aide says
The White House clarified Donald Trump's comments at a Monday night rally, explaining that the president was not insinuating that he wanted Iran to attack U.S. cities but instead wants to prevent Tehran from having that capability.
Trump signs order expanding sales of red-dyed diesel used for farming
President Trump on Monday expanded sales of red-dyed diesel, a tax-exempt fuel typically used for farming, to appeal to rural voters at a midterm campaign rally in Nebraska.
Could Russia’s tactics pull Germany, and NATO, into war? Berlin’s spy chief sounds alarm
German intelligence officials warned of a widening conflict in Europe with Russia on Monday after attacks on Kyiv during German Chancellor Friedrich Merz's visit to the Ukrainian capital on Sunday.
WATCH: Christian, are you truly going to Heaven?
One of the toughest Bible passages to read is the one where Jesus turns to those who think they're following Him, and says: I never knew you -- depart from me.
Washington Times ForAmerica: Are Republicans tone deaf on the economy ahead of the midterms?
Will voters punish the GOP over gas and utility prices?
Politically Unstable: Islamophobia labels, Western tolerance and ‘suicidal empathy’
From the lessons of 9/11 to the limits of Western tolerance, the meaning of assimilation and the threat from Iran, a question many Americans hesitate to ask out loud is back on the table: Is Islam a peaceful religion?
Climate Lawfare: Experts say Supreme Court’s Suncor case may stop blue states regulating red states
Can one state govern another? The Washington Times' "Climate Lawfare" event, hosted by Alex Swoyer, brings together West Virginia Solicitor General Michael Williams, Article III Project's Josh Hammer and Alliance for Consumers' O.H. Skinner to preview the Supreme Court's Suncor case.
WATCH: Missouri grandma fights for right to feed people in her home
A grandmother in Missouri is facing jail time and steep fines for the crime of -- feeding members of the public in her home. This, in America.
Climate Lawfare: Senator says it wears down energy firms, but courts are pushing back
In a fireside chat, Sen. Kevin Cramer, North Dakota Republican, joins The Washington Times' Editor-at-Large Alex Swoyer to discuss the escalating legal battles over climate policy.
Paparo: Forces ready to deter, fight a war with China
A continent and ocean away from the pageantry and theatrics of the U.S.-China summit last week, the commander of the Pacific Command revealed details on his effort to deter and, if needed, win a war against China.
