The Washington Times Front Page

The Washington Times Front Page

By The Washington Times

The Washington Times Front Page Podcast delivers real, trusted news you want to hear in five minutes or less, five days a week. Find all these stories and more at washingtontimes.com/podcasts.
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09/12/25

September 12, 2025

On today's Front Page: Tributes continue to pour in for Charlie Kirk after he was assassinated on the campus of Utah Valley University, the Federal Trade Commission has opened an investigation into the harm inflicted on children and teens who form "r… Read more

09/11/25

September 11, 2025

On today's Front Page: Conservative activist Charlie Kirk, who played an influential role in rallying young Republican voters, was shot and killed while speaking on a college campus in Utah, Eastern Ukraine has become one of the most critical flash p… Read more

09/10/25

September 10, 2025

On today's Front Page: Israel dramatically escalated its war on Hamas with a stunning airstrike on the terrorist group’s political leadership in Qatar, President Trump has accused pharmaceutical companies of intentionally concealing dangerous side ef… Read more

09/09/25

September 9, 2025

On today's Front Page: The story of a Ukrainian refugee killed in an unprovoked attack by an ex-convict in Charlotte is drawing national attention, European leaders are scrambling to meet the new 5% of GDP benchmark for defense spending, and more.

09/08/25

September 8, 2025

On today's Front Page: At least four disputes in the Supreme Court’s upcoming term are expected to allow the court to overturn decades-old precedents, crop prices are low because of big yields, and high fertilizer costs from President Trump’s tariff … Read more

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