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Is our president daft? He is if he believes he can meaningfully "negotiate" with the Iranian regime ...

There's a new moneymaker in town, and it's called Selling Your Identity, and while the privacy nightmares are real, it's roping in thousands of participants around the world -- all in the name of artificial intelligence.

I'm Anath Hartmann, Washington Times Deputy Commentary Editor, and here's a look at some of the op-eds running this week.

Spring is here, and with it the familiar rhythms of yard work, ball games and long afternoons spent outdoors.

TSA employees are on track to receive another $0 paycheck this week, and security lines are unfathomably long at some of our nation's airports.

Veterans should not have to win the geographic lottery to access the modern health care services they are eligible for through the Department of Veterans Affairs.

In April 1945, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt died of a hemorrhagic stroke after years of uncontrolled hypertension, an illness many doctors treated as an inevitable fact of aging.

In the late spring of 1869, in the high desert northwest of Salt Lake City, a golden spike was driven into the dusty ground at Promontory Summit, completing the first transcontinental railroad.

When Washington talks about infrastructure, the conversation usually centers on the biggest cities in the country.

For four years under President Joe Biden, Americans were promised a new era of rebuilding our infrastructure.