THE WASHINGTON TIMES

EDITORIAL: Michael Sam and gay games on and off the gridiron

Sunday afternoons in the fall and winter used to be a time for the manly pursuit of victory on the gridiron. Not anymore. Published May 15, 2014

EDITORIAL: VA shamefully keeping veterans waiting

Eric K. Shinseki won't resign. The head of the Department of Veterans Affairs assured senators on Thursday that he would fix the bureaucracy that allowed 40 ailing veterans to die waiting for treatment at a Veterans Affairs hospital in Phoenix. Published May 15, 2014

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Why the compassion for killers?

There's a hubbub over the "botched execution" of an Oklahoma inmate recently. Published May 15, 2014

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Obama AWOL as Benghazi attack raged

It has now been 20 months since four Americans were killed at the U.S. Consulate in Benghazi, Libya. Published May 15, 2014

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Administration lacks even ‘smidgen’ of integrity

The American people have never given our government the right to operate carte blanche on behalf of the masses. Published May 15, 2014

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: No audience at Camp David

There is an easily obvious reason why President Obama has not visited Camp David as often as other presidents. Published May 15, 2014

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Citizenship shouldn’t be a giveaway

President Obama needs to prove to Americans that his and Congress' first order of business is securing our borders. Published May 15, 2014

EDITORIAL: Obama’s ‘get out of jail free’ card for illegal aliens

A few thousand murderers, rapists, kidnappers and other violent thugs are on the streets, thanks to Barack Obama for handing out a "get out of jail free card" to aliens in the country illegally. Published May 14, 2014

EDITORIAL: ‘Net neutrality’: How to make cable, Internet service worse

No telephone or cable company will win a popularity contest. Though these firms install the wires, cables and antennas that bring the wonders of the Internet into the home, customers revile their "provider." Published May 14, 2014

EDITORIAL: A Tea Party triumph in Nebraska

Ben Sasse's victory in Tuesday's Nebraska Republican Senate primary was no victory for the Tea Party over establishment Republicans, though the establishment Republicans have no one to blame but themselves for making it look that way. Published May 14, 2014

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Hypocritical Benghazi panel complaints

House Democrats' complaints over their lack of equal representation on the Benghazi special committee show fecklessness. Published May 14, 2014

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Stand up to Cuba, Venezuela

It is not surprising that the current White House is resisting efforts to impose sanctions on Venezuela. Published May 14, 2014

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Professor gets much-deserved rebuke

Kudos to East Carolina University in Greenville, N.C., for yanking the chain on another Marxist professor infecting higher education. Published May 14, 2014

EDITORIAL: A speech trap in Texas

Lois Lerner has competition in Texas as the undisputed queen of harassment. Published May 13, 2014

EDITORIAL: Relieving Mr. Geithner’s ‘stress’

Tell-all books are a tradition in Washington. Literary merit is not important, but titillating insider detail is, and sometimes certain books contain islands of truth in a sea deep with self-congratulations. Published May 13, 2014

EDITORIAL: More liberal than thou, Virginia’s Beyer embraces Obamacare

Democrats often don't know what to do with themselves when the people tell them to go home. He's a successful businessman, but Don Beyer misses most his membership in the club. Published May 13, 2014