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The Washington Times
The Washington Times
The Washington Times is an American conservative daily newspaper published in Washington, D.C. It covers general interest topics with an emphasis on national politics. Its broadsheet daily edition is distributed throughout Washington, D.C. and the greater Washington metropolitan area. It also publishes a subscription-based weekly tabloid edition aimed at a national audience.
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A federal judge blocked President Trump from starting construction on his vision of a triumphal arch at the gateway to Washington, in a ruling issued just minutes after the project had gotten final approval Thursday night from the National Capital Planning Commission.
Stephen Dinan ·
A key federal panel has given final approval to President Donald Trump's proposed memorial arch near downtown Washington, clearing a key hurdle on the road to breaking ground.
Matthew Daly and Gary Fields ·
An Oregon man already charged with burglary in Fairfax County now faces charges in Montgomery County after being accused of two other burglary incidents.
Brad Matthews ·
The former district attorney of Mississippi's largest county was sentenced Thursday to more than three years in prison for taking bribes in a scheme that ensnared a number of city officials.
Associated Press ·
President Trump said Thursday he will step in to secure the Texas southern border if the state's newly elected Democratic governor pulls back state forces.
Kerry Picket ·
A California appeals court has found that "ER" and "The Pitt" have enough similarity that a lawsuit brought by the widow and estate of "ER" creator Michael Crichton alleging "The Pitt" is an unauthorized reboot can move forward.
Andrew Dalton ·
A federal panel was expected Thursday to approve President Donald Trump's proposed memorial arch in Washington at the end of a meeting that drew dozens of opponents to a key part of the president's push to leave his imprint on the nation's capital.
Matthew Daly and Gary Fields ·
Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer is vowing that Democrats will not allow President Donald Trump to put "a right-winger" on the Supreme Court once they take power, raising the possibility that his party could block a presidential nominee if there is a vacancy in the next two years.
Mary Clare Jalonick ·
A San Francisco Bay Area high school football program and its head coach have been suspended amid a local police investigation into hazing in the program.
Brad Matthews ·
A coalition of environmental and human rights advocacy groups has filed 14 legal complaints with European financial regulators and prosecutors against JBS, the world's largest meat company, along with its banks, investment managers and advisers, accusing them of facilitating money laundering linked to alleged illegal Amazon deforestation.
Gabriela Sá Pessoa ·
A 97-year-old man died at his birthday party in Los Angeles last week, moments after he was seen dancing to the Bee Gees' disco hit "Stayin' Alive."
Andy Belt ·
Radio host and podcaster Charlamagne Tha God took to the airwaves to tell Democrats not to "get comfortable" following landslide wins for the party on Tuesday.
Andy Belt ·
President Trump on Thursday cryptically teased a potential Russia-Ukraine peace deal that would potentially involve all of Europe.
Jeff Mordock ·
Republicans have turned on each other, pointing fingers and fighting over what's next for the party after the midterm debacle that cost the GOP control of the House and Senate.
Kerry Picket and Susan Ferrechio ·
The race to replace Sen. Marsha Blackburn is intensifying in Tennessee, just days after she won the race for governor, with one Republican congressman publicly expressing interest and speculation swirling around Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.
Joey Cappelletti ·
Thunderstorms caused record flooding overnight in twin towns straddling the Georgia-Tennessee border, submerging some buildings to their rooflines on Thursday as emergency responders rescued dozens of people.
Emilie Megnien ·
The annual Taurid meteor showers are visible from anywhere on Earth unless you live at the South Pole. Here is where, when and how you can see the annual night-sky event.
Andy Belt ·
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney's government unveiled a budget Thursday aimed at making Canada less dependent on the United States as President Donald Trump's trade war reshapes the allies' economic relationship.
Associated Press ·
West Virginia Attorney General J.B. McCuskey on Thursday filed a consumer protection lawsuit against Snap Inc., the maker of Snapchat, for alleged deception about the safety of its platform for young users.
Lindsey McPherson ·
President Trump on Thursday declared the Oval Office a national monument, a move that protects his extensive renovations to the historic room from being undone by his successors.
Jeff Mordock ·