The Washington Times

President-elect Donald Trump is to return to Washington with the distinct advantage of having previously served in that office. He is wiser. Not given to excuses and apologies, he has been candid concerning his choices for Cabinet and agency positions in his first term.

President-elect Donald Trump's resounding victory may spell doom for the anti-freedom, anti-prosperity international movement that is the push for net-zero greenhouse gas emissions.

Republicans are touting big plans for the early days of the incoming Trump administration, saying their expected trifecta of power in the House, Senate and White House will allow them to fulfill a lengthy list of campaign promises.

The Washington Commanders woke up in second place in the NFC East on Monday morning. Sunday's loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers, the Commanders' third of the season, allowed the rival Philadelphia Eagles to slip into the top spot in the division.

U.S. forces launched strikes against nine Iran-linked targets in Syria, a response to several attacks on American troops in the region over the last 24 hours, U.S. Central Command officials said Monday.

Kevin Costner applauded former Rep. Liz Cheney and said the Wyoming Republican should be applauded rather than threatened.

Ideological disagreements have expanded into the publishing realm. A group of employees at Hachette Book Group have sent a letter to the management of their company condemning the forthcoming launch of Basic Liberty, a new imprint meant for conservative readers.

President-elect Donald Trump will reportedly ask one of his 2016 presidential-primary rivals to fill one of the most important Cabinet posts.

COLLEGE PARK — Behind Julian Reese's 21 points and 9 rebounds, Maryland won its 11th-straight non-conference home game Monday night, surviving a rock fight of a first half before taking control and rolling over Florida A&M 84-53.

Rep. Seth Moulton's comments last week about trans issues, women's athletics, and Democrats appearing out of touch with voters prompted furious denunciations, snubs and open letters.