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Munich gives U.S. another chance to show dominance

ByCheryl K. Chumley - The Washington Times

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz told a crowd of foreign heads of state at the Munich Security Conference that the “United States’s claim to leadership has been challenged and possibly lost.” And Americans laughed, and we laughed, and we laughed.

Education reform making red-state real estate red-hot

ByEditorial Board - The Washington Times

Americans are fleeing blue states and seeking refuge in the likes of Texas and Florida

China’s communist horror: Pastor Ezra Jin’s arrest sparks global outrage

ByBilly Hallowell

Spanberger, Virginia Democrats lie brazenly in rush to gerrymander

ByTim Murtaugh

Democrats’ demands for immigration enforcement changes should be DOA

By Peter Parisi

India deal will put a dent in Putin’s war machine

ByJed Babbin

FDA bureaucracy effectively blocking an autism-treating drug

By Robert W. Malone

Honoring the life of Cato Institute co-founder Edward Crane

By Richard W. Rahn

As other costs rise, internet is doing more for the same price

By Cory Gardner

Chances are you’re reading this on your phone, tablet or computer right now, connected to the internet.

Act 10 reforms broke the power of Wisconsin’s teachers unions and put students first

ByScott Walker

In Wisconsin, we took power out of the hands of big government special interests and returned it to the hardworking taxpayers and the people they elected to run their schools and local governments.

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Shutdown showdown is Democrat theatrics, pure and simple

ByCheryl K. Chumley - The Washington Times

There’s Taco Tuesday. There’s Hump Day Wednesday. There’s Fish Friday. And now, thanks to Democrats, there’s Shutdown Saturday, reflecting the latest in a growing list of government shutdowns that is slated for midnight Friday, meaning beginning early, early, early Saturday.

Appellate court denies bail for illegal aliens

ByEditorial Board - The Washington Times

Gavel-wielding partisans are losing the power to grant special privileges to noncitizens.

Trump did not bring down grocery costs

ByJoseph Curl

If you’re standing in the checkout aisle today, staring at a receipt that looks more like a mortgage payment than a grocery bill, you might be wondering where President Trump’s promised immediate relief went.

A pro-Gen-Z policy hiding in plain sight: Trump Accounts

By Jake Matthews

For Generation Z, financial security isn’t an abstract policy debate — it’s the defining challenge of our generation. We grew up watching economic uncertainty become the norm, and we’ve learned early that success isn’t just about income, but about assets.

Thanks to Sen. Kevin Cramer, Republicans vote for an energy tax

ByMichael McKenna

A week or two ago, it surfaced that Republican Sen. Kevin Cramer had inserted language into the energy appropriations bill to require the Department of Energy to lay the foundation for a nationwide energy tax.

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Politically Unstable: Section 230 and holding Big Tech accountable

Brad Carson, who is a former congressman and currently serves as the president of the University of Tulsa and the Under Secretary of the Army, sits down with Washington Times Commentary Editor Kelly Sadler on Politically Unstable to take a deep dive into Section 230 and what could be done to hold tech companies accountable.

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Letter to the editor: Congress never OKd immigration suits against government

Andrew Napolitano's recent column asserts the existence of constitutional rights for illegal aliens that are not and never have been part of the U. S. Constitution.

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Letter to the editor: Srpska's leadership denies genocide

As a Bosnian war survivor now living in Atlanta, Georgia, I find the argument that Republika Srpska deserves independence deeply disturbing.

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Letter to the editor: Media will try to bury trans angle of Tumbler shooting

In living my entire life as a trans person, I have grown cynical and un-trusting.

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LOVERRO: Bigger names tend to come with higher price tags

ByThom Loverro

The Washington Commanders introduced their new coordinators Tuesday -- David Blough on offense and Daronte Jones on defense, both newbies to the high-profile roles. If owner Josh Harris had written bigger checks, the team might have been introducing Mike McDaniel and Brian Flores instead.

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