Romney backs vouchers, more school choice
Congress staring over edge of ‘fiscal cliff’
Throngs to hit road for holiday weekend
EDITORIAL: The Facebook fiasco
Arbitrator dismisses Redskins salary cap grievance
Gray under cloud in campaign fraud case
SNL gives gaudy send-off to overrated Kristen Wiig
LAMBRO: Obama’s economic fantasy land
Visa changes aimed at skilled workers
Nightclub officials face tax evasion charges
GOP race in Texas has echoes of Indiana
NOWRASTEH: Free markets require increased legal immigration
Ben Wolfgang
Ben Wolfgang is a national reporter for The Washington Times. Before coming to the Times, he spent four years as a political reporter in Pennsylvania. His focus is on education and science policy. Ben lives in southeast D.C. and has played guitar in several bands while still in Pennsylvania. He can be reached at bwolfgang@washingtontimes.com.
Articles by Ben Wolfgang
Opponents claim Keystone would boost gas prices
TransCanada's proposed $7.6 billion Keystone XL pipeline, a massive project that would transport Canadian oil to Texas refineries on the Gulf Coast, has been pitched as a way to lower domestic gas prices. But a coalition of environmental groups on Tuesday produced a new study claiming the pipeline would have the opposite effect. Published May 22, 2012
- Administration widens scope of 'Race to the Top'
Published May 22, 2012
- Attack Wright? Wrong. Attack Bain? Refrain
Published May 20, 2012
- Obama adviser Axelrod: Religion not a campaign issue
Published May 20, 2012
- Pennsylvania gets high marks for rein on drilling for gas
Published May 15, 2012
- National curriculum plan may face challenge
Published May 10, 2012
- Conservatives defend fired writer on race
Published May 9, 2012
- Georgetown catches flak for Sebelius invite
Published May 8, 2012
- Solar project opens on federal property
Published May 7, 2012
- Colleges pledge to squelch dangerous rites of hazing
Published May 2, 2012
Blog Entries by Ben Wolfgang
Boehner may support Dems' 'expat tax'
The effort to ensure that Facebook co-founder Eduardo Saverin pays his fair share of taxes now has bipartisan support. Published May 20 2012
- Longtime Democratic senator predicts Keystone will be built
Published May 15 2012
- Obama promoting junk food? Physicians' group thinks so
Published May 9 2012
- Comic Colbert has GOP playing role of straight man
Published January 15 2012
- Stewart stands by criticism of Fox
Published June 19 2011
- Redford not a fan of modern politics
Published April 10 2011
