THE WASHINGTON TIMES

EDITORIAL: Ashley Madison hack breaking hearts

Halos slip. Every fallen angel knows that. The ordinary man has enough smarts to set it aright if he can, and promise himself to behave next time. Bein' good, as Roberta Flack sang of preachers' sons, isn't always easy. Published August 26, 2015

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: GOP should be educating voters

The Republican Party needs to take advantage of the Donald Trump candidacy rather than fight it. Published August 26, 2015

EDITORIAL: Mammary menace in Manhattan

Nothing excites teenage boys and lascivious men quite like the sight of the female breast. In New York City, where sophistication was invented (ask any New Yorker), some see mammary menace the governor and the mayor see opportunity. Published August 25, 2015

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: U.S. heroes deserve more

French President Francois Hollande immediately recognized the heroic actions taken by three quick-thinking young Americans, a French citizen and a British grandfather in preventing a great threat to human life on Aug. 21 ("Americans, Briton who thwarted train attack get France's top honor," Web, Aug. 25). Published August 25, 2015

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Ashley Madison hackers responsible for deaths

A group recently hacked into AshleyMadison.com, exposing millions of infidelities. This has already resulted in two possible suicides ("Ashley Madison fallout includes extortion, possible suicides; $500,000 reward offered," Web, Aug. 24). Published August 25, 2015

EDITORIAL: Shady climate change data roil debate

Everybody knows July is hot, unless he lives somewhere below the equator, where the seasons are upside down. Government scientists say this past month was the hottest July ever. Published August 25, 2015

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: ‘Welfare’ abuse extends further up

Both "Boot camp, not benefits" and "When welfare beats work" (Web, Aug. 19) make good points: Welfare for the poor is expensive and too comfortable and it fosters mutual political dependence between recipients and government -- and of course, we need to do something about the whole thing. Published August 24, 2015

EDITORIAL: Obama’s new clean energy giveaway

If Ronald Reagan were alive today, he would have turned to whoever was with him as President Obama finished his latest speech on climate change and "clean" energy and said, "Well, there he goes again." Published August 24, 2015

EDITORIAL: Hillary Clinton ignores confidants who disagree with her

Like everybody else who runs for president of the United States, Hillary Clinton has collected a good number of problems. Published August 24, 2015

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: End for Hillary Clinton?

Many of us on the far-right end of the dial have taken up chortling and raucous merriment in response to Hillary Clinton's plunging poll numbers, rising disapproval ratings and generally dismal summer ("Donald Trump gains ground as support for Hillary Clinton slips," Web, Aug. 19). Published August 24, 2015

EDITORIAL: Anchor babies and an adult dilemma

There's nothing new about anchor babies. Only the nomenclature has changed. With hundreds of thousands of illegal aliens pouring across the border over the past decades, many of them are looking for an anchor to keep them in place in the new world. A 6-pound baby might do it. Published August 24, 2015

EDITORIAL: Abundant oil changes U.S. energy policy

The markets and American technology are turning the Obama administration's original energy policies around by 180 degrees. There's still a lot to do, particularly by Congress, so long besotted with subsidies for certain powerful lobbies. But prospects are bullish. Published August 23, 2015

EDITORIAL: ISIS beheads archaeologist for protecting history

The barbarians of the Middle East continue to discover new ways to commit atrocity in the charnel house they have made of their region. Published August 23, 2015

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Democrats seek vote replacements

Democrats need black citizens as "customers" and a source of baby body parts for the abortion industry. They also need black men and women as voters, since 90-plus percent of black votes go to Democrats. Published August 23, 2015

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: GOP is party of ‘we can’t’

Talk about the GOP feeding its voters a cow chip. That's what it felt like when we were told recently that if the Republican Party got the Senate back, things could happen to curtail a runaway administration. Well, what has happened so far is a whole bunch of nothing. Published August 23, 2015

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Teachers hardly overpaid

Isn't there something wrong with a Harvard professor cooking up surveys with questionable methodology in order to get in a kick at public-school teachers' pay rates ("Teachers and schools are funded at a higher rate than most people know," Web, Aug. 13)? Published August 23, 2015