President Trump dismissed the prospect of a ceasefire with Iran, saying that the U.S. has won the war and has the upper hand over Tehran.
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A North Carolina man pleaded guilty to fraud charges in federal court Thursday after using fake accounts to stream songs made with artificial intelligence to rack up royalties.
Beyond the deaths of 13 U.S. troops, oil prices in a tailspin, and a regional war ignited in the Middle East, Operation Epic Fury has also detonated a grenade inside the 2028 Republican primary.
'We don't use the strait': Trump says other countries must open Strait of Hormuz because they use it
President Trump says other countries will have to help break Iran's blockade of the Strait of Hormuz eventually because they rely on the waterway for their energy far more than the U.S. does.
The Pentagon is planning to keep the National Guard in the District of Columbia through the end of President Trump's second term, meaning the federal mission would extend through Jan. 20, 2029, according to multiple reports.
House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan issued a subpoena Friday to the chief prosecutor in Arlington County, saying she appears to have stymied an investigation into a "left-wing agitator" who was harassing White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen ...
I'm Kerry Picket, White House correspondent at The Washington Times, and I'm breaking down the 10 gun control bills currently on the desk of Virginia Democratic Governor Abigail Spanberger waiting for her approval.
Former reality TV star Joseph Duggar on Friday waived his right to an extradition hearing in Arkansas, which set in motion his transfer to Florida to face a child molestation charge.
Senate Democrats voted for the fifth time on Friday to block a Department of Homeland Security funding bill from advancing as they continue to push for immigration enforcement policy changes.
A record 7.7 million federal student loan borrowers had defaulted on $181 billion in loans by the end of 2025, and at least 3 million more borrowers are three months behind in payments, according to Education Department data.