Upcoming National Birthday Bash Must Rival All Past Celebrations Editorial Board | July 4, 2025 (The Washington Times) — One year from today, America will observe its semiquincentennial. That’s a ...

Mike Pence | July 4, 2025 (The Washington Times) — As fireworks once again light up the night skies from sea to shining sea, this Independence Day carries a renewed spirit of hope and thanksgiving.

The opening of a ritzy beach resort in North Korea is puzzling pundits. The impressive scale and apparent high quality of the resort are raising questions about the economy of the heavily sanctioned ...

President Trump said Wednesday that he will “save” New York City from Democratic socialist mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani. “As President of the United States, I’m not going to let this Communist ...

President Trump said Sunday he has found new buyers for TikTok needed to avoid the U.S. government blocking the Chinese-founded app’s usage in America. Mr. Trump previously extended a June deadline ...

The Air Force is requesting $387 million in its current budget request to begin building the first of its version of a hypersonic missile system that has experienced several testing failures in the ...

The Department of Homeland Security has collected more than $106 billion in tariff revenue since President Trump took office, and most of that — $81.5 billion — is directly tied to the new levies the ...

China’s focused development of next-generation hypersonic ballistic missiles has U.S. defense experts worried, mostly because Beijing builds its programs on American research and development. Mark ...

Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin recently expressed “complete confidence” in the University of Virginia’s board of visitors as the board prepares to decide who will succeed Jim Ryan as the school’s ...

The Department of Housing and Urban Development announced Wednesday that its headquarters will relocate from the crumbling Robert C. Weaver Federal Building in the District to a more modern space in ...

Naturalized U.S. citizens who committed crimes, defrauded the government or lied on their way to becoming an American are top targets to have their citizenship revoked by the Justice Department.

The Department of Education has tapped conservative media platform PragerU to tell the nation’s origin story in an “America 250” exhibit that opened in the White House complex this month. The PragerU ...