Five years after COVID-19 reached pandemic status, public health experts reflect on what we learned—and how those lessons can ...

Kennedy Jr., now runs Health and Human Services, and the National Institutes of Health could soon be led by Jay Bhattacharya, ...

An emailed message underscores a divide between the chief executive, Will Lewis, and the people who helped build The Post ...

He was one of the few ICU patients whose face I saw in early 2021, when COVID raged through Los Angeles. As a palliative-care ...

Also on March 9, Gov. Mike DeWine, advised by his Health Director, Dr. Amy Acton, declared a public emergency. School and ...

Minnesota’s former health commissioner on what we did, what we learned — and things to think about going forward.

Can he help lift Washington out of a long rebuild? Law described a “general soreness,” but said he doesn’t have a diagnosis yet. The Nationals open their season at home Thursday. The moves ...

In today’s edition … Democratic-aligned group launches ad encouraging GOP senators to defend Medicaid ... Former education secretaries are skeptical the Education Department is going anywhere ...

Son didn’t invite a once-close friend to his 12th birthday. Now the friend’s mom has blocked the letter writer. She’s embarrassed that she is still too worried about sounding “needy” to ...

The Washington Times' Front Page podcast delivers Real.Trusted.News. five days a week. Host George Gerbo brings you the day's top stories in five minutes or less directly from the newsroom of The ...

A riotous oral history by Richard Bienstock and Tom Beaujour charts the festival’s path from its culture-quaking birth to its ignominious end and beyond. “Who Is Government?,” edited by ...