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‘Biscuit’ the dog is latest dead felon to get their voting rights back from Spanberger, confused owner says

A deceased Goochland County beagle named Biscuit reportedly received a Virginia rights restoration certificate, prompting calls for an audit.

Ian Choudri’s resignation should not save high-speed rail

The resignation of California High-Speed Rail CEO Ian Choudri this week is the latest...

Trump never got voters to back his war in Iran — now the GOP pays the price

If Republicans get thumped Tuesday, polling suggests that prices will be a major reason...

Rise of the child-killer fangirls, even the Senate’s going blue and other commentary

As women like Lindsay Clancy and Nakira Griner commit shocking acts, fangirls offer “reasons...

Midterm preview: Can the polls be trusted in a midterm this close?

Washington Times political reporters Susan Ferrechio and Seth McLaughlin break down the latest polling, the tightest battleground races, and why Republicans still have a path to victory despite Democratic momentum.

Trump inks tech deal with Britain and major firms to shore up trans-Atlantic ties

President Trump inked a technology pact with British Prime Minister Keir Starmer on Thursday that boosts joint efforts in artificial intelligence, ushering the countries' "special relationship" into the 21st century and capping a U.K. sojourn filled with fanfare.

Nursing homes aren’t reporting residents’ serious falls, inspector general says

Nursing homes didn't report 43% of serious falls suffered by their residents to a federal agency, according to an inspector general's report that said the homes may be cooking their numbers to try to win business.

Trump administration’s new global health aid strategy focuses on bilateral deals with countries

The State Department on Thursday announced it will refocus its foreign health assistance strategy around multiyear bilateral deals with recipient countries, making aid dependent on negotiations that officials say will help reduce waste and advance American priorities.

Federal judges spout anti-gun views from the bench

A federal judge this month declared having guns "an invitation to get into trouble," drawing fierce denunciations from Second Amendment groups that said his words were a shocking instance of ignorance, if not an anti-gun bias.

Judge spanks Trump administration over ‘hasty’ attempt to deport migrant kids

A federal judge issued an injunction Thursday barring the Trump administration from deporting hundreds of illegal immigrant children to Guatemala, saying the government's "error-laden operation" blew through safeguards designed to protect the kids.

Louisiana, non-Black voters ask Supreme Court to overturn state’s congressional map

Louisiana Secretary of State Nancy Landry asked the U.S. Supreme Court this week to strike down the state's congressional map that carves out two majority-Black districts, saying the focus on race runs afoul of the Constitution.

Firing offense: People celebrating Kirk assassination targeted with termination letters

Olivia Krolczyk has been on a mission since Charlie Kirk's assassination, scouring social media to find those celebrating his death -- then alerting their employers.

Senate confirms dozens of Trump nominees in first test of new nuclear rules

Among the 48 nominees confirmed were Kimberly Guilfoyle and Callista Gingrich, both tapped for ambassador roles to Greece and Switzerland, respectively.

School administrator who called Kirk’s assassination ‘fair’ no longer employed

George Washington University said an administrator is no longer employed at the school after posting that Charlie Kirk's assassination was "fair" due to his position on guns.

Explosives expert details devices as Trump assassination trial nears close

Federal prosecutors present homemade device evidence and rifle testimony in Ryan Routh's trial for allegedly attempting to assassinate President Donald Trump at his golf club.

‘We won’t cower’: Young conservatives build on Kirk legacy with nationwide speaking tour

Charlie Kirk's shooting death has significantly impacted young conservative voters, inspiring a 19-year-old college freshman to launch a conversation-focused campus tour.

Senate moves to declare conservative icon’s birthday as the ‘National Day of Remembrance for Charlie Kirk’

A U.S. Senate resolution designates Oct. 14, 2025, as a day for Americans to reflect on conservative commentator Charlie Kirk's civic contributions.

DC watchdog sues for docs on ‘modern-day Tuskegee Experiments’ giving transgender Rx to youth

Oversight Project files lawsuit demanding release of Obama-era study examining long-term effects of puberty blockers on transgender children and teens.

Trump forced to transfer helicopters after Marine One suffers ‘minor hydraulic issue’ in UK

Marine One made an unscheduled landing at a local airfield due to hydraulic problems while transporting President Donald Trump to Stansted Airport in England.

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