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House investigators probing Jeffrey Epstein case urged to unseal the Clinton impeachment files
Sen. Lindsey Graham, who served as a House impeachment manager during President Bill Clinton's impeachment, is urging the House Oversight Committee to review the voluminous amount of unreleased Clinton impeachment documents.
Army bets on new satellite network, hopes for system that actually works
Military, civilian, and defense industry leadership say an advanced new satellite-based digital communications backbone for future warfare will be critical to keeping the U.S. military on the bleeding edge of technology in the 21st century.
San Diego schools accused of woke ‘lunacy’ with lessons on 9 genders, 28 sexual orientations
The Trump administration's campaign against DEI and gender ideology in education hasn't slowed down the San Diego Unified School District.
New defense tech the talk of Reagan National Defense Forum amid Pentagon spending debate
The looming Capitol Hill vote on the annual defense authorization will be a test of whether Congress is ready to deliver on Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's push for major reforms to accelerate the Pentagon's process for acquiring new advanced tech weaponry for American warfighters.
Trump’s border streak continues with best November numbers ever
The border saw another record month of calm in November, with Border Patrol agents apprehending about 7,350 illegal immigrants along the U.S.-Mexico boundary, according to data shared first with The Washington Times.
Documents show Ian Roberts claimed citizenship on voting applications
Ian Andre Roberts, the fired Des Moines schools superintendent whom the feds say is in the country illegally, twice claimed to be a citizen when he registered to vote in Maryland.
Global demand, depleted U.S. stockpiles have American firms cranking up rocket, missile production
Global demand for arms in an increasingly fractious world and an alarmingly depleted U.S. stockpile of long-range weapons are driving a dramatic surge in the American defense industry's production of rockets and missiles.
Sen. John Cornyn presses Olympics to bar transgender athletes before 2026 Winter Games
Sen. John Cornyn called on the International Olympic Committee on Monday to ban biological males from female sports ahead of the 2026 Winter Olympics, saying that "timely action is essential" to protect fairness and safety in the women's category.
Whistleblower: FBI top brass shielded from scrutiny of the bureau’s internal counterespionage unit
An FBI employee blew the whistle on the unit that investigates counterespionage inside the bureau, accusing it of "gross misconduct, fraud and potentially criminal activities."
Rep. Buddy Carter calls for federal probe into transgender-athlete policies at junior colleges
Rep. Buddy Carter, Georgia Republican, on Monday urged the Trump administration to investigate transgender-athlete policies at junior colleges, warning that they may violate Title IX and President Trump's executive order barring males in female scholastic sports.
Behind Replicator’s drone delays: A blueprint to fix Pentagon buying
The Pentagon's secretive Replicator program isn't about drones, at least not entirely. If it was, it's fallen short of its goal.
Terror suspects on border break record; Trump designation of cartels skews numbers showing decline
The Department of Homeland Security closed out the 2025 fiscal year with the best border numbers in five decades, showing significant drops in every major category except one: the number of terrorism suspects detected crossing.
GOP senators introduce bill to advance prosecution of violent offenders over age 16
Republican senators introduced legislation Thursday to make it easier to bring federal criminal charges against certain violent juvenile offenders who are over the age of 16.
North Korea’s hypersonic missile capability questioned
U.S. intelligence agencies are casting doubt on North Korea's recent assertions of building ultra high-speed maneuvering missiles, a senior defense official said.
Pentagon communications policy could cut off Congress from military, GOP lawmakers say
The Pentagon's crackdown on communications with Congress will make it harder for lawmakers to get the information they need on military affairs, said Republican lawmakers, retired military officers and former Defense Department officials.
Doug Wilder, America’s first Black governor, backs scrapping Virginia’s redistricting commission
Former Virginia Gov. L. Douglas Wilder said the redistricting fight in Richmond has stripped away the moral facade of the bipartisan commission once touted as a tool for fairer politics.
Golden Dome funding lags as industry partners line up
The head of President Trump's Golden Dome missile defense program gave a classified briefing to the Senate Armed Services Committee last week that described the secretive architecture of the project, The Washington Times has learned.
Hungarian foreign minister blames ‘pro-war’ EU leaders for stalled Ukraine-Russia peace talks
European leaders are suffering from a "war psyche" that is impeding President Trump's efforts to broker a peace agreement between Russia and Ukraine, Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto says.
‘He lost us’: Generals, senior officers say trust in Hegseth has evaporated
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has lost the trust and respect of some top military commanders, with his public "grandstanding" widely seen as unprofessional and the personnel moves made by the former cable TV host leading to an unprecedented and dangerous exodus of talent from the Pentagon, said current senior military officers and current and former Defense Department officials.
Civil rights complaint says HHS grants violate Trump administration bans on racial preferences
Three Department of Health and Human Services grant programs are violating Trump administration bans on racial preferences in federal funding for higher education, according to a complaint filed with the agency's Office of Civil Rights.
