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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 Texas grand jury has indicted a man for the murder of a mother of three who was killed in May.
Andy Belt ·
The Democratic Socialists of America is celebrating widespread wins across the U.S. after its candidates racked up more than 50 election victories.
Mary McCue Bell ·
Rep. Richard Hudson conceded his reelection bid Wednesday, a day after losing to Democratic challenger Richard Ojeda in North Carolina's 9th Congressional District.
Mary McCue Bell ·
Former South Carolina governor and U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley told Savannah Guthrie and Craig Melvin on the "TODAY" show that Republicans should not spend the day after the midterms "whining, complaining or pointing fingers."
Juliet La Sala ·
A driver is dead after committing suicide by driving their car Wednesday into a building near the University of Georgia.
Brad Matthews ·
Israeli President Isaac Herzog on Wednesday accepted the certified results of last week's parliamentary elections as legally binding and began consultations with party representatives on forming a new government.
Josef Federman and Natalie Melzer ·
President Trump said Wednesday that he's "not even a little bit" worried about the potential for a Democratic-controlled Congress impeaching him once again.
Jeff Mordock ·
Nino Mangione, the cousin of Luigi Mangione, won an election in Baltimore County on Tuesday.
Andy Belt ·
Top U.S. defense company Lockheed Martin said this week it's pouring $420 million into a facility in Camden, Arkansas, just 13 days after defense firm L3Harris announced the opening of its own 60,000-square-foot facility next door.
John T. Seward ·
A father in the Pittsburgh area threw his two children off a municipal parking garage before jumping to his death in a murder-suicide, local police said.
Brad Matthews ·
One America News host Dan Ball blamed Republican losses in Texas on big-name podcasters and a flow of what he described as an invasion by New Yorkers and Californians the past several years.
Juliet La Sala ·
President Trump said Wednesday he doesn't regret getting involved in the Iran war even though he acknowledged it contributed to the GOP's devastating defeat in the midterms.
Jeff Mordock ·
North Korea fired a barrage of missiles into the Sea of Japan at roughly the same time midterm polling stations were closing across America, then hammered home its message with an angry statement from a regime VIP.
Andrew Salmon ·
J.D. Vance publicly broke from President Donald Trump's defense of the Iran war Wednesday after the Republican Party's deep losses in the midterm elections, attempting to distance himself from voters' clear rebuke of the president as the vice president faces questions about his own political ambitions.
Michelle L. Price ·
Emergency crews responded Wednesday to an explosion at a Mississippi chemical plant that sent a large plume of black smoke into the air.
Philip Marcelo and Jamie Stengle ·
Your Washington weekend could start with Punch Brothers, end with Frida Kahlo and leave room for fireworks in between.j
The Washington Times AI News Desk ·
British Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy asked regulators Wednesday to scrutinize the proposed $2.3 billion takeover of ITV's media and entertainment arm by Sky, the U.K.-based TV, internet and mobile phone provider owned by U.S. company Comcast.
Associated Press ·
Just a handful of races for Senate and governor have not yet been called by The Associated Press as of noon Eastern time on Wednesday.
Mike Catalini ·
Russian attacks triggered power and water outages for hours Wednesday across Kyiv and surrounding regions while President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said the death toll in a stricken village in southern Ukraine rose to 40 in one of the deadliest strikes there in nearly five years of war.
Susie Blann and Mike Corder ·
Prominent figures in the never-Trump movement were close to giddy in the wake of Tuesday's election drubbing for the GOP, pronouncing it a long-awaited comeuppance for a party that leashed itself to President Trump.
Stephen Dinan ·