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March 23 is the 30th anniversary of a historical first: Lee Tung-hui's ballot box selection as president of Taiwan, more formally known as the Republic of China.

Michele Tafoya, a Republican candidate for the U.S. Senate in Minnesota said one way Americans could deal with rising gasoline prices is to "maybe" "take one less trip to Starbucks and so that gas goes a little further." Are Americans supposed to say ...

The chant from Iran for 40-plus years has been "death to Israel, death to America, death to the West" -- meaning, radical Islamism is not a regional threat, or a country vs. country threat, but rather a global assault on freedom, justice, equality,

President Trump hasn't endorsed either Ken Paxton or John Cornyn for the Republican Texas Senate primary runoff race. He should not endorse Sen. Cornyn.

The Democrats must fund Department of Homeland Security and fully open the government.

How did the people who served in World War II come to be known as the Greatest Generation? By being true patriots.

Digital platforms Americans use to navigate the homebuying process are not the neutral guides they appear to be.

I'm Anath Hartmann, Deputy Commentary Editor for The Washington Times. Here's a look at some of this week's op-eds.

I first heard the phrase "mowing the grass" years ago in Tel Aviv during a meeting with Israeli intelligence officers.

Whenever a terrorist act occurs in the United States, legacy media pretend to be totally mystified as to the motivation behind it.