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A conservative Washington-based women's organization has called on the WNBA to only allow biological women to play in the basketball league.

President Trump on Monday said renewed talks with Iran are the Islamic regime's "last chance" to sign a deal giving up its quest for a nuclear weapon.

President Trump on Monday created a commission aimed at improving the quality of life for military spouses and families while also bolstering military readiness.

President Trump on Monday accused Tehran of being "duplicitous" and said peace negotiations were underway through mediators, whether Iranian officials wanted to admit it or not.

Troy Jackson, the Democratic Senate nominee in Maine, is firing back at scrutiny of his romantic partnership with his second cousin.

Washington Times National Security Editor Guy Taylor sits down with longtime regional expert Michael Shifter of the Inter-American Dialogue to examine Latin American political nuances that the U.S. national security community should be most aware of ...

Todd Blanche appears to have enough support to advance through the Senate Judiciary Committee after he reached an agreement to fully revoke President Trump's "anti-weaponization fund" and clarify Mr. Trump's limited immunity from prosecution over ...

U.S. stocks surged Monday after President Trump called off massive strikes on Iran, renewing hopes for a diplomatic deal.

Abdul El-Sayed sat quietly alongside his wife and Black political leaders in a packed Detroit church Sunday morning, clapping as the congregation sang and the pastor preached. Then he stood before the room and asked for their votes.

Sen. Elizabeth Warren wants to throw out the U.S. debt limit, and she credits President Trump with the idea of canceling one of the only mechanisms that forces Congress to debate government spending and debt, which now stands at $39.8 trillion.