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Cooling the âsummer of rageâ
By Editorial Board - The Washington Times
As predictable as summerâs heat, anger oftentimes boils out into Americaâs streets as Memorial Day approaches.
SharesAbort and import: Democrats replace the missing millions with immigrants
By Editorial Board - The Washington Times
The recent leak of a draft U.S. Supreme Court decision overturning the venerable 1973 opinion that legalized abortion has sent crowds of angry âprogressivesâ to picket the homes of the five justices.
SharesBiden has no idea how to fight inflation
By Editorial Board - The Washington Times
Fixing the blame for mass shootings
By Editorial Board - The Washington Times
Limiting transgender trendâs harm
By Editorial Board - The Washington Times
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By Editorial Board - The Washington Times
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By Editorial Board - The Washington Times
Revolutionizing the world by switching to "clean" energy takes a lot of dirt under the fingernails.
SharesLarry Hogan's chutzpah
By Editorial Board - The Washington Times
The speech that Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan gave at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation and Institute would have been better suited for delivery at the John McCain or Mitt Romney presidential libraries.
SharesUtah has had enough of ESG investing
By Editorial Board - The Washington Times
In a letter a few days ago to one of the rating agencies (S&P), the State of Utah took clear and direct aim at the financially disastrous phenomena of investing based on environmental, social, and governance (ESG) considerations.
SharesBiden era circles back to nuclear fear
By Editorial Board - The Washington Times
America can be defined in one word, says President Biden: "possibilities."
SharesSupreme Court opinion leak brings politics into the judiciary
By Editorial Board - The Washington Times
Monday night Politico published a copy of the Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization draft opinion, which its reporters obtained from a confidential source "familiar with the Court's proceedings."
SharesDHS creates a 'Ministry of Truth' to chill your first-amendment rights
By Editorial Board - The Washington Times
There are still plenty of old media hands around willing to school those willing to listen about the ways to release important information without it having an immediate impact on the news cycle.
SharesArizona's 'Right to Try 2.0'
By Editorial Board - The Washington Times
In 2018, former President Donald Trump signed into law a bill that gave terminally ill patients the right to try experimental drugs not yet approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
SharesBiden goofing up 'the greater good'
By Editorial Board - The Washington Times
Of all the elements thus far of President Biden's leadership, none is more consequential than his decision to remove conventional barriers preventing unrestricted immigration.
SharesBorder Patrol undercounting migrant deaths a dangerous practice
By Editorial Board - The Washington Times
This week The Washington Times reported that the Border Patrol has been undercounting migrant deaths at the U.S.-Mexico border for several years.
SharesRebalancing journalism
By Editorial Board - The Washington Times
Elon Musk's successful bid to buy Twitter and end its practice of censoring conservative speech is viewed as a threat to "wokesters" attempting to make quick work of their leftist revolution.
SharesUnmasking the maskers before it's too late
By Editorial Board - The Washington Times
Federal Judge Kathryn Kimball Mizelle's ruling that freed us all from the mandate to mask up before getting on an airplane made her, for the moment at least, the most talked-about jurist in America.
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