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Trump admin pauses visa appointments worldwide amid heightened screening for applicants

The State Department paused all visa interviews at embassies and consulates worldwide as officers undergo training on new public charge guidance.

The other Dan Sullivan makes November ballot against Sen. Dan Sullivan

Alaska GOP Sen. Dan S. Sullivan can’t shake his same-name challenger. Retired teacher Dan...

Proposition 39 is the only answer to vote-by-mail chaos

Voters — including Republicans — want the convenience of voting by mail. But they...

Abdul El-Sayed’s ‘Are you circumcised? blunder could cost Dems — and create greater party fracture

During a live interview on his show, Fox News host Jesse Watters asked Michigan...

Michael Goodwin: Blakeman finds Hochul’s weakest spot — her lefty alliance with Mamdani

For months, Gov. Hochul’s Republican opponent, Bruce Blakeman, has been searching for a compelling...

Trump Administration Reverses Biden-Era Policy Allowing VA to Perform Abortions

‘The Biden administration’s abortion rule at the VA broke long-standing federal law and should have never been implemented in the first place.’

Comer Rejects Ghislaine Maxwell’s Demand for Immunity, Delays Testimony

In exchange for her testimony, Maxwell asked for immunity.

Two Links on Judging the Trade War

The Trump administration, most economists, and investors as a group are applying three different standards to judge how the trade war is going.

House panel agrees to delay Maxwell interview but won’t grant immunity

House investigators agreed to delay interviewing Epstein associate Ghislaine Maxwell until after the Supreme Court reviews her conviction on sex trafficking charges.

Corporation for Public Broadcasting starts shutting down

The Corporation for Public Broadcasting is shutting down after President Trump successfully rescinded funding for public broadcasting.

Senate session heads into overtime as Democrats stall votes on Trump nominees

The Senate is beginning to work into its scheduled summer break as a partisan dispute over quickly confirming President Trump's nominees derailed the planned exit.

Washington Times Weekly: The ‘Rule of Five’ in action

I'm George Gerbo and thanks for joining us for this edition of Washington Times Weekly, where we get the chance to sit down with our reporters and talk about their latest coverage of news and events. Joining me this week is Congressional Correspondent Lindsey McPherson.

Gridlock crumbles as Senate advances spending bills in race against shutdown

Senate advances spending package despite Republican concerns over increased funding levels as lawmakers race to prevent government shutdown by Sept. 30.

WATCH: Trump says he is hopeful Hillary Clinton will be investigated for election fraud

Speaking with reporters on Friday afternoon, President Donald Trump said, 'I hope so' when asked whether former opponent Hillary Clinton will be investigated for election fraud.

Mamdani reportedly eyeing former ‘Squad’ member for top position despite controversial track record

NYC socialist mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani is reportedly considering former progressive House Democrat Jamaal Bowman to head the New York City public school system.

Trump moves nuclear submarines weeks after praising sub’s power in Iran strikes

President Donald Trump's announcement to move two nuclear submarines in response to heightened Russia threats comes just weeks after he praised a submarine's role in the Iran strikes.

‘The Naked Gun’ Returns: Clapter Is Out, Laughter Is In

It couldn’t come at a better time, as audiences seem ready to trade outrage for joy.

Trump’s Reckless Move to Fire BLS Commissioner Will Backfire

The baseless charges will help undermine public confidence in yet another American institution.

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