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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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- Oct 18, 2026
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Pope Leo XIV has never been shy about weighing in on thorny topics: war and peace, artificial intelligence, the rights of migrants, the causes of poverty. This weekend, he'll be focused on college basketball.
Eric J. Lyman ·
Relatives whose loved ones were killed in the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting are making an impassioned plea to the U.S. Supreme Court to uphold state and local bans on certain semiautomatic rifles, citing the high body counts and devastating injuries the weapons can inflict.
Dave Collins ·
President Trump has canceled a planned rally in Kansas on Saturday, three days before Election Day, a White House official confirmed.
Jeff Mordock ·
A shooting Thursday just outside the Republican Party of Virginia offices in Richmond had nothing to do with the upcoming midterm elections, police said.
Associated Press ·
Flipping the House and Senate would not grant Democrats unilateral power to end the war in Iran, but it would hand them more tools to leverage the Trump administration to bring the conflict to a close.
Lindsey McPherson ·
D.C. police on Thursday said an officer shot a man who was accused of wounding another man in an earlier shooting in Northeast Washington.
Matt Delaney ·
Bugatti CEO Mate Rimac had his own Bugatti Chiron, a high-performance car costing at least $3 million, stolen from the company's factory in Croatia after he left the keys inside.
Brad Matthews ·
President Trump on Thursday hammered Democrat Annie Andrews for her pro-transgender policies, saying she doesn't represent the state's values compared to her "apple pie" GOP rival Sen. Darline Graham.
Jeff Mordock ·
Filmmaker Ridley Scott's "The Dog Stars" is finding an audience on streaming after flopping in its theatrical run earlier this year.
Juliet La Sala ·
Scientists in California have found that the genome of a trapdoor spider species named for Stephen Colbert in 2008 is 1.5 times the size of the human genome.
Brad Matthews ·
A federal judge ruled Thursday that the Trump administration went too far in its attempt to add new conditions to what it means to be "medically frail" in order to escape new community service requirements for Medicaid.
Stephen Dinan ·
The Big 12 Conference has fined UCF $100,000 for fans' derogatory chants aimed at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints at last weekend's football game against BYU.
Associated Press ·
The Pentagon is reportedly investigating a series of late-August freezer and refrigeration malfunctions at U.S. military base commissaries as a suspected cyberattack.
Mary McCue Bell ·
The Vatican is opening a celebration of the popemobile, the now-iconic vehicle that for nearly a century has let popes get close to the faithful at home and abroad.
Francesco Sportelli and Nicole Winfield ·
By the time the midterm elections are over on Tuesday, President Trump will have headlined nearly 700 rallies since he first launched his bid for the White House more than a decade ago.
Susan Ferrechio ·
At a table with other University of Maryland students and campus leaders, Keven Guruswamy, a senior psychology major and Seventh-day Adventist, held up a photograph of his collection of Bibles arranged on a shelf.
Kyle Desrosiers-Levine ·
Virginia GOP wants to expel former Rep. Barbara Comstock, Alexandria arts center displays anti-MAGA art, and a call to recognize Trump Derangement Syndrome as a real disorder.
Alex Swoyer ·
House Republicans want to know whether Democrat Mary Peltola's campaign helped put a second Dan Sullivan on the ballot in Alaska's Senate race, and they're opening an investigation to find out.
Seth McLaughlin ·
The provost of Dartmouth College resigned Wednesday after a report said he used artificial intelligence to compose academic writings and an op-ed in The Washington Post about students who used AI to cheat.
Andy Belt ·
Five days before Election Day, Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed is closing out the campaign with a simple argument: Republicans would rather talk about his name and Muslim faith than the issues he says are driving up costs for families.
Seth McLaughlin ·