Skip to content

America's Newspaper

Sign in Subscribe

Newsletter signup
Gift subscriptions
Customer service

Sign Out My Account

Manage newsletters
Gift subscriptions
Today's E-Edition
Customer service

Search Search Keyword:

News
Policy
Commentary
Sports
Sponsored
Events
Video/Podcasts
Games
Subscribe
Sign In

Watch

Susan Ferrechio on what we know so far about the suspect in the killing of Charlie Kirk

Politically Unstable

WATCH: The MAHA movement and public health Diana Lufti on Politically Unstable

Washington Times Weekly video series

WATCH: Reconsidering pandemic policies Sean Salai on Washington Times Weekly

Washington Times ForAmerica

WATCH: How Charlie Kirk touched lives Tim Constantine and David Bozell on the tragic loss

TRENDING:

Los Angeles Dodgers

Advertisement

Home
Topics
Patricia Simner

Topic - Patricia Simner

Subscribe to this topic via RSS or ATOM

Related Stories

FILE - This file image provided by The National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) shows SARS-CoV-2 (orange) the virus that causes COVID-19—isolated from a patient in the U.S., emerging from the surface of cells (green) cultured in the lab. A new type of coronavirus test offers a cheaper, quicker way to screen for infections, moving the U.S. toward the kind of mass screening that experts say is essential to returning millions of Americans to school and work. But the first so-called antigen test _ announced Saturday, may 9, 2020 by the Food and Drug Administration _ is not quite the kind sought by top government health officials. It is less accurate than the current gold standard for testing and can only be run on specialized equipment. (NIAID-RML via AP)

Antigen coronavirus test possible step toward mass screening

By Matthew Perrone - Associated Press Shares

Quotations

Antigen coronavirus test possible step toward mass screening →

New coronavirus test is imperfect step toward mass screening →

Advertisement

Most Popular

Here are the House Democrats who voted against the Charlie Kirk resolution

How 'fascist' ended up on Kirk assassin's bullet

WATCH: Susan Ferrechio answers questions about the suspect in the Charlie Kirk assassination

Schumer, Jeffries demand meeting with Trump over government shutdown

Over Estonia, Russian jets ignored signals from NATO pilots, officials say

Advertisement

Commentary

Jed Babbin

Jed Babbin

The tragedies of Charlie Kirk

Cheryl K. Chumley

Cheryl K. Chumley

Democrats learning lesson of toddlers

Daniel N. Hoffman

Daniel N. Hoffman

Republicans, Democrats can unite in standing up to China’s new world order

Scott Walker

Scott Walker

Charlie Kirk died as he lived: Free

Kelly Sadler

Kelly Sadler

The radical left’s assassination culture

Advertisement

More News

Waste, Fraud & Abuse

Former fed who stole $650,000 due to ‘pandemic stress’ gets year in prison

Georgia’s highest court rejects Fani Willis’ appeal of her removal from Trump election case

Audit backs Trump’s complaints about fraud at U.S. African development grant program

Security

Emerging TikTok deal with China ensures U.S. control of board and algorithm, White House says

Russian jets over Estonia ignored signals from NATO pilots, officials say

DHS puts sanctuary states ‘on notice’; New York, Illinois rebuff detainer requests

D.C. Local

Washington Times Weekly: Reconsidering pandemic policies

University of Maryland tackling body lice infection in McKeldin Library and Kirwan Hall

British singer Morrissey cancels two U.S. shows after death threat on social media

World

As some countries prepare to recognize Palestinian state, Israeli strikes kill 14 in Gaza City

Violence erupts at right-wing demonstration in the Netherlands ahead of election

Hong Kong police safely detonate WWII bomb containing 500 pounds of explosives

Business & Economy

Emerging TikTok deal with China ensures U.S. control of board and algorithm, White House says

Formula 1 extends Azerbaijan Grand Prix contract through 2030

Big foundations and nonprofits still flood to the sidelines of a diminished United Nations

Higher Ground

Lawmakers take on court rulings that apply sex discrimination rules to religious schools, churches

Sexual wellness, moral depravity and the sex toy push from family retail

Horror in Nigeria: Christians stoned, slaughtered as world looks the other way

Health

University of Maryland tackling body lice infection in McKeldin Library and Kirwan Hall

How to get a COVID-19 shot and ensure it’s covered by your insurance

Survey finds declining trust in U.S. health agencies under Trump administration

Entertainment

Pakistani dating show sparks anger ahead of its debut on YouTube

Formula 1 extends Azerbaijan Grand Prix contract through 2030

In battles over free speech, comedians are often center stage

Travel

Delays, cancellations hit Dallas airports due to tech issues

Flights snarled at Dallas airports over equipment issues, FAA says

Cyberattack disrupts check-in systems at major European airports

Technology

Emerging TikTok deal with China ensures U.S. control of board and algorithm, White House says

Delays, cancellations hit Dallas airports due to tech issues

Uber partnering with drone company to launch aerial food-delivery program

Policy

Energy & Environment

Iraq's first industrial-scale solar plant opens in Karbala desert to tackle electricity crisis

Banking & Finance

Trump unveils $1 million Gold Card for world's wealthiest immigrants

Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic updates

How to get a COVID-19 shot and ensure it's covered by your insurance

Second Amendment & Gun Control

Prosecutor says stalking suspect ambushed Pennsylvania police officers, killing 3

Immigration Reform

DHS puts sanctuary states 'on notice'; New York, Illinois rebuff detainer requests

Homeland & Cybersecurity

Cyberattack disrupts check-in systems at major European airports

Aerospace & Defense

Journalists must sign pledge to not release unauthorized information, Pentagon says

Taxes & Budget

Senate rejects dueling stopgap funding bills and leaves Washington ahead of shutdown deadline

Law Enforcement & Intelligence

D.C. leaders credit city initiatives for crime plunge, not actions from White House or Congress

Transportation & Infrastructure

Flights snarled at Dallas airports over equipment issues, FAA says

Newsletters

Manage Newsletters
Newsletter Signup

Find us on Facebook

The Washington Times
Opinion
Local
Sports

Find us on X

The Washington Times
Opinion
Local
Sports

Find us on Youtube

The Washington Times

Home
News
Corrections
Politics
National
World
Security
DOGE Watch
Business & Economy
D.C. Local
Media Spotlight
Newsmakers
Waste, Fraud & Abuse
Inside the Ring
Higher Ground
Culture
Entertainment
Technology
Obituaries
Just the Headlines
Photo Galleries
Dive Deeper
Celebrating The Washington Times

Policy
Corrections
Threat Status
Energy & Environment
Banking & Finance
Health Care Reform
Second Amendment
Immigration Reform
Homeland & Cybersecurity
Aerospace & Defense
Taxes & Budget
Law Enforcement & Intelligence
Transportation & Infrastructure
Specials

Sports
Sports Main
Corrections
Washington Commanders
Football
Baseball
Basketball
NCAA
Thom Loverro
Tennis
Golf
Hockey
Soccer
Horse Racing
NASCAR & Racing
District of Sports Podcast
Sports Photos

Sponsored
Corrections
Higher Ed Harassment
Health Care on the Hill
Invest in Portugal
Health Care 2022
Africa FDI Edition
Immigration 2022
Invest in Ireland
ESG Investments
U.S. & South Korea Alliance
146 Heroes
Invest in Malta
Victorious Family
Energy 2024
National Clean Energy Week
Invest in Greece 2025
Free Iran 2025
Infrastructure 2025
Renewing American Energy Dominance
Investing in American Health
Transportation 2025
Building a healthier America
Faith at Work

Subscribe
Classifieds
E-edition
Customer Service
Careers
Terms
Privacy
RSS
Advertise
FAQ
About
Contact

All site contents © Copyright 2025 The Washington Times, LLC | 3600 New York Avenue NE | Washington, DC 20002 | 202-636-3000