Washington Times

The Washington Times is a daily newspaper based in the United States, specifically published in a broadsheet format at 3600 New York Avenue NE, Washington, D.C. It was established in 1982 by Sun Myung Moon, the founder of the Unification Church. For many years, it was owned by News World Communications, a global media company linked to the church, until 2010 when it was acquired by a group led by Moon.

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House Republicans subpoena Biden aide over ex-president's mental decline

1 day ago | washingtontimes.com | Susan Ferrechio

The House Oversight and Government Reform Committee issued a subpoena to a former top White House adviser who reportedly operated within a small “politburo” of staffers who ran the country in place of a cognitively ailing President Biden. Anthony Bernal, who served as an aide to the president and confidant to first lady Jill Biden, has refused to appear voluntarily before the panel for a transcribed interview that was scheduled for Thursday.
Senate hearing with Trump budget chief highlights potential changes to $9.4 billion cuts package

2 days ago | washingtontimes.com | Lindsey McPherson

Senate Republicans on Wednesday forced the White House budget chief to defend parts of a $9.4 billion package of Trump-requested spending cuts, signalling the senators’ intent to make changes to the package.
At NATO summit, Trump burnishes image as global peacemaker and assures more to come

2 days ago | washingtontimes.com | Susan Ferrechio |Kerry Picket

- The Washington Times - President Trump left the Netherlands on Wednesday after dominating the NATO security summit with a string of international peace agreements he personally brokered and giving assurances he’ll deliver an accord between warring Russia and Ukraine.
Protesters jeer Senate appropriators, White House budget chief for 'death' cuts to spending

2 days ago | washingtontimes.com | Lindsey McPherson

Protesters screaming that President Trump’s proposed cuts to foreign aid would kill people were removed from a Senate hearing Wednesday with the top White House budget official.
NATO chief commends Trump’s explosive foreign policy ahead of summit as early ceasefire plays out

3 days ago | washingtontimes.com | Susan Ferrechio |Kerry Picket

President Trump arrived Tuesday at the NATO summit fighting to maintain a fragile Middle East ceasefire and tamp down questions about the extent of damage U.S. air strikes caused to Iran’s nuclear capabilities. Mr. Trump reportedly told Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu not to expect further American military intervention following Saturday’s U.S. military attack on Iran’s Fordo, Natanz and Isfahan nuclear enrichment facilities.
Republicans race to July 4 deadline to pass 'big, beautiful bill' with votes in question

3 days ago | washingtontimes.com | Lindsey McPherson

Senate and House GOP leaders are projecting confidence they’ll meet President Trump’s July 4 deadline for passing his “big, beautiful bill,” despite Republicans threatening to vote against it. Senate Republicans are working on last-minute tweaks to their version of the bill, which passed the House last month, trying to win over holdouts and ensure the language adheres to the chamber’s cumbersome rules.
No more appeasement: Trump took out Iran's nuclear crown jewel while others only talked

3 days ago | washingtontimes.com | Clifford D. May

OPINION: The uranium enrichment plant at Fordow was known as the jewel in the crown of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Iran’s supreme leader. It would have been more accurate to call it the dagger in the ayatollah’s cloak, or maybe the bomb in the terrorist’s backpack.
Dozens of Democrats vote for failed effort to advance Trump impeachment after U.S. strikes in Iran

3 days ago | washingtontimes.com | Susan Ferrechio

Dozens of Democrats voted Tuesday to advance articles of impeachment against President Trump following his decision to bomb Iran’s nuclear sites on Saturday, but the measure was killed by a bipartisan vote. The House voted 344-79 to table an impeachment resolution filed by Rep. Al Green, Texas Democrat and longtime Trump opponent.
New poll shows political split on Trump's bombing of Iran

3 days ago | washingtontimes.com | Susan Ferrechio

A poll taken after President Trump ordered strikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities found Republicans were in largely favor of the move while Democrats opposed it. The poll, conducted via text message by SSRS Research on behalf of CNN, found 56% of respondents didn’t approve of the strikes versus 44% who did. A big divide was found among political parties, aligning with how Democrats and Republicans view many of Mr. Trump’s actions.
Speaker Mike Johnson says he hopes Israel-Iran ceasefire staves off war powers vote

3 days ago | washingtontimes.com | Lindsey McPherson

- The Washington Times - House Speaker Mike Johnson said Tuesday that he hopes a “fragile but very real” ceasefire agreement between Israel and Iran, brokered by the U.S., will prevent lawmakers from forcing a vote on a war powers resolution. The ceasefire agreement, which President Trump announced on Monday, came two days after the U.S. bombed three of Iran’s nuclear facilities.