Restrictions by China on the export of rare earth minerals could have detrimental impacts on the U.S.defense industry, according to Sen. Todd Young, an Indiana Republican and member of the Senate intelligence and finance committees.

The current government shutdown is like no previous shutdown in that, this time, the president has labored to reduce the pain on everyday Americans, putting the suffering almost exclusively on federal workers and congressional Democrats’ pet projects.

The Federal Aviation Administration said Friday it will allow Boeing to produce more 737 Max airplanes by increasing the monthly limit that it imposed after a door plug blew off an Alaska Airlines jet that the company built.

President Trump is following through on his threat to impose a 25% tariff on medium and heavy-duty trucks made outside of the U.S.

President Trump says the 100%-plus tariffs he’s threatened to impose on China would not be sustainable and that he still plans to meet Chinese President Xi Jinping at a summit in South Korea.

Over the years, Hollywood decided being woke was more important than listening to their audiences, and their downfall is being seen in real time. Thankfully, alternatives are emerging. Cara Leopardo, founder of We The Studios, joins Washington Times commentary editor Kelly Sadler on Politically Unstable to discuss

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Britain’s media regulator sanctioned the BBC on Friday for a “materially misleading” documentary on the lives of children in Gaza because it failed to disclose that the father of the teen narrator held a position in the Hamas administration.

Joe DeAntona, vice president for requirements & capabilities, land & air defense, at Raytheon, sits down for an interview with Washington Times reporter John T. Seward.

Drones have revolutionized the battlefield, offering combatants like Ukraine a cost-effective platform to conduct surveillance operations or swarm an enemy position with reduced human risk.

President Trump filed a new version of his lawsuit against the New York Times and some of its staff Thursday, toning down the over-the-top language that got his first version tossed from a federal courtroom but still asking for $15 billion in damages for “false malicious and defamatory” coverage.

Some of the largest pharmaceutical companies in the world this year are planning to announce an unprecedented $500 billion to bolster their American research and manufacturing amid President Trump’s threat that drugmakers ramp up their domestic manufacturing or face steep tariffs.

President Trump’s tariffs have helped to tame the federal deficit, the Treasury Department reported Thursday, with the extra $118 billion in customs revenue helping to limit the damage from surging federal spending.

Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins said the U.S. has to wean its farmers off reliance on China, which is refusing to buy American soybeans and reigniting trade tensions with President Trump.

Trump administration layoffs of federal workers have driven up unemployment faster among affluent White suburbanites than Black residents in the D.C. area, inverting longstanding trends, a demographic analysis shows.

Chinese government-linked entities are using the ChatGPT chatbot to promote and protect the autocratic communist system, according to a new report from OpenAI, which owns ChatGPT.

Investors are pouring hundreds of billions of dollars into artificial intelligence ventures, raising fears that stock prices won’t match profits and lead to a bursting bubble that sends shockwaves through the economy.

New self-destructing drones, developed by U.S. and Israeli military contractors, will soon be in the hands of Army soldiers.

The Energy Department’s National Nuclear Security Administration is using artificial intelligence as part of an extensive modernization program for nuclear warheads.

A federal judge ordered the administration Wednesday to halt its firing of federal employees during the government shutdown, saying it was ill-conceived and executed.

Streaming service Spotify is bringing its in-house video podcasts to Netflix starting in early 2026.

President Trump said India has agreed to stop buying oil from Russia, a move he had heavily criticized as keeping alive the war between Russia and Ukraine.

Robotaxi pioneer Waymo plans to expand to London next year, marking the company’s latest step in rolling out its driverless ride service internationally.

Americans rely on rare earth elements in their daily lives, whether they know it or not, making these metals a powerful bargaining chip in trade tensions between the U.S. and China.

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