THE WASHINGTON TIMES

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Israel defense can’t be solely technological

"Gaza militants fire large rocket barrage at Israel" (Web, March 12) reported that of the "20 rockets" fired from Gaza into Israel on March 12, eight rockets struck populated areas while three that would have hit populated areas were intercepted by Israel's Iron Dome missile defense system. Published March 20, 2014

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Obama’s Crimea outrage hypocrisy

Millions of Crimeans voted in favor of joining Russia in a referendum staged last Sunday. Indications are that upward of 90 percent of the voters said yes to secession. Published March 20, 2014

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: U.S. on a treacherous course

After almost six years, everyone with a clear mind has to admit that the election of President Obama was a catastrophic mistake from which the United States may never recover. Published March 20, 2014

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: ‘Climate science’ on public health path

Correlation does not equal cause and effect. If 10 people occupy a room and one person is murdered and falls dead next to a lamp, it does not mean the lamp did it. If the stock market rises with the hemlines dictated by the fashion industry it does not mean that hemlines are responsible. Published March 20, 2014

EDITORIAL: Broccoli to save the planet

The White House pastry chef has had all he can take. After constant badgering from First Lady Michelle Obama about draining the cream filling from his eclairs and substituting arugula for frosting, Bill Yosses resigned. "I don't want to demonize cream, butter, sugar and eggs," he said. Published March 19, 2014

EDITORIAL: ATF gone wild

When President Obama rewrote inconvenient parts of his very own Obamacare law, he undermined more than health care. The attitude of "we can do what we want" trickles down to the lowliest federal agencies. That's what several federal judges are saying about the schemes of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF). Published March 19, 2014

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Refusal to compromise is political suicide

It is ironic in the extreme that the man elected on a promise to reform the way things work inside the Beltway should instead preside over the conversion of a nickname for the nation's capital to a hardened term of derision. In the process, he has imperiled Democratic electoral prospects. Published March 19, 2014

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Think outside the black box

The latest on the missing Malaysian plane is that its computerized flight path was deliberately altered — maybe even before it left the runway. The primary focus of the investigation seems to be clearly on the cockpit crew, because no one else on board seems to have had the requisite expertise. I have a different theory: remote hackers. Published March 19, 2014

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: More overtime rules enrich Obama

The Washington Times' editorial board notes that the Obama administration is poised to introduce "new and murkier definitions of overtime eligibility" that will "stifle job growth" and reduce "flexibility and hours" for workers ("Working overtime to stifle job growth," Comment & Analysis, March 17). Published March 19, 2014

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: If might makes right, Obama is wrong

Russia's takeover of Crimea is just the latest proof that the old adage "might makes right" is every bit as true today as it has been throughout history ("It's morning in Moscow, is it midnight in America?" Web, March 19). Published March 19, 2014

EDITORIAL: Iran’s busy hangmen

The hangman is out of work in most of the West. Even in the United States, where several states are searching for more "compassionate" ways to kill, capital punishment is not as popular as it used to be. Published March 18, 2014

EDITORIAL: The dubious apocalypse of global warming

The world isn't warming. The Climate Depot website obtained the latest satellite measurements and found the Earth's thermostat hasn't budged since September 1996. Published March 18, 2014

EDITORIAL: Endangered Democrats racing to the exits

President Obama continues to fall in the polls, to a new low as measured by The Wall Street Journal/NBC News. Whether for his foreign or domestic performance, the public judges the president harshly. He has fallen so far, to 41 percent approval in this latest poll, that loyal Democrats are having unhappy thoughts. Published March 18, 2014

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Ukraine and the return of the Cold War

When Russian forces crossed into the neighboring nation of Georgia in 2008, the moment arrived to acknowledge the return of the Cold War. However, the West refused to accept this. Published March 18, 2014

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Crimea incursion evidence of U.N. impotence

The Russian incursion into the sovereign country of Ukraine — an intrusion that allowed the vote for Crimea to secede — is another step in Russia's quest to restore the USSR.wa Published March 18, 2014

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: The Gap’s window dressing on wages

Dave Boyer's recent piece on The Gap Inc.'s higher pay failing to reach overseas workers hit the nail on the head when it comes to corporate greed verses moral responsibility in the garment industry. Published March 18, 2014

EDITORIAL: Keep St. Patrick’s Day parades free of gay politics

New York City's St. Patrick's Day paraders stepped off Monday without the participation of liberal Mayor Bill de Blasio, and few noticed or cared. Published March 17, 2014

EDITORIAL: Obama’s great Internet giveaway to ICANN

Open communication on the Internet has allowed free men and women to paint the globe with the liberating message of democracy. Tyrants, despots and charlatans, large and small, understand they can no longer get away with concealing the truth as they once did. Published March 17, 2014

EDITORIAL: Obama’s chickens roosting in Ukraine

Barack Obama's chickens are roosting in Crimea, and the noisy flapping is likely to expand soon. Published March 17, 2014

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Where is the ‘red line’ on presidential lies?

How do the media define the difference between not telling the truth and lying? Where is the Fourth Estate's semantic "red line" in the sand of truth? Published March 17, 2014