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The Washington Times Front Page

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The Washington Times Front Page Podcast delivers the top stories from our daily front page in five minutes or less, five days a week. Find all these stories and more at http://www.washingtontimes.com/frontpage
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Andy Parks Live From The Washington Times is heard weekday afternoons from 3-6pm. Longtime Washington radio host Andy Parks brings together the very best from one of the nation's premiere newsrooms. From columnists and correspondents, to breaking news and compelling guests, Andy has the very latest on all the stories that matter in our nation's capital. If you read about it in the Washington Times, you can talk about it with Andy Parks on your drive home.
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On today's Front Page: Prosecutors have begun building their case against Donald Trump in his hush-money trial, Columbia University’s president says the Ivy League institution is facing a “crisis" after continued pro-Palestinian protests, and more.
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On today's Front Page: President Biden has signed a bill to reauthorize FISA Section 702, House Speaker Mike Johnson is facing the biggest threat to his speakership after advancing a $95 billion foreign aid package despite major opposition, and more.
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On today's Front Page: President Biden is criss-crossing the swing state of Pennsylvania this week to shore up support, the starting point of Ukraine’s 2023 summer counteroffensive is now in the middle of a two-way artillery firing range, and more.
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On today's Front Page: O.J. Simpson, the football star and actor acquitted of charges he killed his ex wife and her friend in the 1990s, has died, federal agencies used only an average of 12% of their D.C. headquarters space last year, and more.
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On today's Front Page: A bill to reauthorize Section 702 of the Foreign Surveillance intelligence act was blocked from reaching a floor vote, the Biden administration has finalized the largest expansion of gun-sales background checks, and more.
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On today's Front Page: National security officials have mounted a full-court press to try to head off major changes to FISA Section 702, the prohibition on U.S. and Western combat boots on the ground in the Ukraine is under fresh attack, and more.
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On today's Front Page: America’s patience with Israel’s campaign against Hamas in the Gaza Strip is not infinite, the Women’s NCAA Basketball Tournament is the hottest ticket in sports right now, thanks to Iowa superstar Caitlin Clark, and more.
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On today's Front Page: Protests across Israel have put even more political pressure on embattled Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, the Department of Homeland Security is being forced to be more transparent about activity at the border, and more.
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On today's Front Page: The search for six missing construction workers has been called off after a cargo ship toppled the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore, the Supreme Court appears skeptical of rolling back access to the abortion pill, and more.
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On today's Front Page: The Department of Justice is suing Apple, claiming it exercises an illegal smartphone monopoly, Congress’ new spending bill boosts funding for border enforcement and detention, but it forgoes big policy changes, and more.
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On today's Front Page: The Biden administration has finalized stringent new tailpipe emission rules that will force the elimination of some gas-powered models, the CBO projects smaller federal deficits as a result of discretionary spending reductions, and more.
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On today's Front Page: Nearly two-thirds of American women are using abortion pills rather than surgical procedures, a new report says “major warning signs” in the national security sector could hold back America’s ability to innovate, and more.
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On today's Front Page: A feisty President Biden called on the GOP to end their blockade of aid to Ukraine and revive his border security plan in his State of the Union, opportunistic criminals increasingly see unsecured delivery trucks as easy prey, and more. The Front Page will be off for the week of March 11-15 and return on Monday, March 18.…
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On today's Front Page: Former President Trump won hundreds of delegates on Super Tuesday as he advanced toward a rematch with President Biden, the D.C. Council passed a massive public safety bill aimed at cracking down on street violence, and more.
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On today's Front Page: The Supreme Court ruled that states cannot remove former President Trump from their ballots over insurrection claims, tensions between the Biden administration and Israeli government hit a new high with a visit from Benny Gantz, and more.
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On today's Front Page: A Senate committee has uncovered what lawmakers say is new evidence of American technology enabling Russia’s war in Ukraine, 52% of college graduates were “underemployed” a year after earning a bachelor’s degree, and more.
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On today's Front Page: Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin tried to convince lawmakers that the nation’s security was in safe hands during an undisclosed hospital stay last month, California Rep. Adam Schiff is a couple of steps away from becoming a U.S. senator, and more.
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On today's Front Page: Kentucky Sen. Mitch McConnell will step down from his post as Senate Republican leader in November, the Supreme Court has put on hold former President Trump’s federal trial over his attempts to overturn the 2020 election, and more.
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On today's Front Page: Less than 1% of illegal immigrants who were caught and released by the Border Patrol using “parole” powers last year have been deported or left the country, the the Pentagon is scrambling to get its troops to the front of the AI revolution, and more.
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On today's Front Page: House Republicans have made little progress in finishing the work on passing spending bills, President Biden’s memory lapses have ramped up calls that he undergo a cognitive test during his annual physical exam, and more.
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On today's Front Page: A D.C. man finally surrendered to police after a standoff that began after three officers were shot attempting to deliver a warrant, the Biden administration issued nearly 3.5 million work passes last year to migrants, and more.
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On today's Front Page: The Republican-led House has voted to impeach Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas after a failed vote last week, the U.S. military’s open-ended war with Yemen’s Houthi rebels is getting expensive, and more.
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On today's Front Page: Republicans have once again flirted with a big immigration compromise only to come up short in the end, experts are grappling with an array of infrastructure burdens and challenges associated with electric vehicles, and more.
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On today's Front Page: The Israeli military says a Hamas data center was found beneath the U.N. Relief and Works Agency’s headquarters in Gaza City, Democrats are publicly and privately panicking over President Biden’s reelection prospects, and more.
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On today's Front Page: A special counsel’s report says President Biden willfully retained and disclosed classified national security documents, America’s biggest sporting event, the Super Bowl, has made it to the unlikeliest of places, and more.
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