THE WASHINGTON TIMES NEWSLETTER 05/22/2015

TOP STORY | SECURITY FBI admits no major cases cracked with Patriot Act snooping powers

FBI agents can't point to any major terrorism cases they've ... more

TOP NEWS Read More Special Report: A Month Long Salute to Wounded Warrior Caregivers D.C. killings suspect Daron Dylon Wint captured in Northeast Senate averts trade filibuster, delivers big win to Obama in fast-track fight Hillary Clinton’s Benghazi emails show conversations with Sidney Blumenthal, banned adviser Thailand coup leader Gen. Prayuth Chan-ocha tightens grip amid turmoil one year later Spiritual support a major need for veterans’ caregivers NIH funded gay smoking study with taxpayers’ money Bryce Harper, Nationals living up to hype, meeting own expectations OUR VOICES   Flying as close to the flame as Hillary dares What were Hillary Clinton and her personal El Sid really up to? Military women deserve more than an afterthought What if we didn’t have a Constitution? The chasm between the security agencies and the Obama administration OPINION Read More ISIS attacks on the West Shining a light on 10 million criminal prosecutions Are embryos persons or property? Labor board overreach How Republicans can capture the millennial vote POLITICS Read More FEC deadlocks on wealthy donor giving limits Texas demands Obama prove he’s halted deportation amnesty Jeb Bush says brother’s Cabinet overspent during White House years Bobby Jindal on 2016 field: ‘The more the better’ ‘Never forget’: Rolling Thunder patriots stay true to their mission for POWs, MIAs, military VIDEO Read More VIDEO: Exclusive Washington Times Daily Briefing (May 22, 2015) (02:00) - Kelly Riddell reports on efforts to help military caregivers, the latest on the Iowa Straw ... Watch Now   SECURITY Read More Obama may fight Islamic State with more military advisers in Iraq, says U.S. coalition is winning Army told to get tougher with China, quit deferring to U.S. Navy in Asia ‘Iron Man’ suit pitched to SOCOM by firms vying for armor contract Former military leaders ask for better congressional oversight of women in combat China’s bizarre anti-Japanese TV and movie kitsch backfires