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Illinois, don't emulate Canada on euthanasia
Physician-assisted suicide is legal in 11 U.S. states and the District of Columbia, and Illinois might join the list by the end of December.
Congress' right to confront China's dominance in the auto industry
This week, the U.S. House Select Committee on the CCP will convene a hearing to address the Chinese Communist Party's growing threat to the American auto industry.
Patent office rules jeopardize U.S. crypto leadership
Cryptocurrency has quickly gone from a fringe tech product to an asset owned by millions of Americans.
Shuffling federal education control is dangerous, deceptive
Just before Thanksgiving, Secretary of Education Linda McMahon announced six interagency partnerships to "return education to states."
America's vanishing middle class
The American dream of a stable job, a family home, time with children and career growth is slipping through the fingers of millions.
Europe sues to silence speech
Bureaucrats in Brussels and London are cracking down on traditional western values.
Politically Unstable: From Planned Parenthood Director to pro-life activist
Washington Times Commentary Editor Kelly Sadler sits down with Abby Johnson, CEO and founder of And Then There Were None and ProLove Ministries, to discuss the shocking truths of the abortion industry and the state of American culture, especially in regards to the family.
A look at accused pipe bomber Brian Cole Jr.
Brian Cole Jr. told investigators he was "disappointed" by the 2020 election results the night he placed two pipe bombs near Republican and Democratic national headquarters on Capitol Hill.
Repealing the Caesar Act a risky bet
Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa shot hoops with U.S. military commanders during his recent Washington visit, but where he really scored big was with Congress.
Letter to the editor: Sports are good, but values are better
My wife and I recently watched the Hallmark movie "Holiday Touchdown: A Bills Love Story." S
Letter to the editor: America must stand shoulder-to-shoulder with Europe
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has spoken with clarity, posting on X this weekend: "Europe is your closest ally, not your problem. And we have common enemies."
Letter to the editor: Voters authorized boat strikes by electing Trump
The Washington Times' Monday edition had a front-page story comparing President Trump's war on drugs to former President Barack Obama's drone attacks as part of the global war on terror.
Mamdani should open his mayor's mansion to illegal immigrants
New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani put out a video over the weekend advising illegal immigrants how to evade ICE and promising to protect the millions of illegals in the city from deportation. How about now moving them into the mayor's mansion that Mamdani and his family are about to occupy?
Boat hits won't end fentanyl scourge
The families of the nearly 50,000 people who died of fentanyl overdoses in 2024 deserve better.
LOVERRO: Blame for this miserable season? Try Quinn, his coaches, bad luck and the new owner, too
At the top of the list of play-calling priorities for the Commanders going into the Vikings game should have been to protect Jayden Daniels.
U.S. Russia-Ukraine peace plan won't end war
The recent flurry of diplomacy surrounding the 28-point peace plan seems to continue the U.S. misunderstanding of what the Russia-Ukraine war is about.
Taiwan's future is not China's internal affair; it is the world's
Winston Churchill, one of the principal architects of the 1943 Cairo Declaration, understood something in 1955 that remains true today.
How to protect patients and strengthen America's medical supply chains
The Trump administration is right to focus on rebuilding America's medical supply chain.
Illegal immigrant Ian Andre Roberts and Maryland's inflated voter rolls
America stared at Maryland in disbelief when Des Moines, Iowa, Public School Superintendent Ian Andre Roberts was revealed to be a registered voter in the Free State.
'Bodily fluids,' the BBC and U.K.'s conservative witch hunt
Bestselling author Lisa Hilton recently revealed that the British Broadcasting Corp. grotesquely violated the human rights and dignity of Nigel Farage, the leader of Reform UK.
