With the number of homeless aged people on the increase, especially older women, how heartwarming it would have been if the ...

The Washington Times is pleased to announce that Miles Yu has joined the newspaper as a regular Commentary section columnist ...

Eugen “Gene” Mueller got his first shot as a writer because of someone else’s mistake. But the German immigrant became a ...

It’s unclear whether the Times, which shuttered its own sports desk after buying the Athletic, will fight the journalists’ ...

Six coordinators across the West have been hired by FBS football programs, including UW's Ryan Walters and WSU's Danny Freund ...

Jimmy Carter was a genuine Washington outsider when he won the White House in 1976. And he remained proudly so, for better or worse. By Peter Baker Reporting from Washington Former President Jimmy ...

Outgoing President Biden is giving out medals to wholly undeserving people (“Hillary Clinton, George Soros and Denzel Washington will receive the highest U.S. civilian honor,” web, Jan. 4).

In the midst of an electoral vote certification and on the cusp of an inspirational 60th presidential inauguration, the American people are also embarking upon a fresh journey. Planning has ...

Free speech and national security can often conflict. During the Civil War, Abraham Lincoln prevented newspapers from ...

But as Washington gears up for Donald Trump’s encore inauguration on Jan. 20, the vibe around town has been far less twitchy ...

Shuffle up and learn Suipi, the game that has helped the playoff-bound team build its bond off the field this season.

Longtime WA lawmaker J.T. Wilcox reflects on ways bipartisanship was successful, when it was needed but failed and what new lawmakers should know.