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
David Eldridge
David Eldridge joined The Washington Times in 1999 and over the next seven years helped lead the paper's coverage of regional politics and government, Sept. 11, and the sniper attacks of 2002. In 2006, he was named managing editor of the paper's Web site. He came to The Times from the Telegraph in North Platte, Neb., where he served as executive editor.
Articles by David Eldridge
Mukasey: White House leaking too much info on terror plots
Former Attorney General Michael Mukasey said the Obama administration is releasing and leaking too much information about terror plots and intelligence operations, including details about the foiled underwear bomber who turned out to be a double agent working with the CIA. Published May 9, 2012
- Brokaw: White House Correspondents' dinner hurting the press
Published May 6, 2012
- Biden 'comfortable' with gay marriage, cites 'Will & Grace'
Published May 6, 2012
- If Romney picks a woman, who?
Published April 19, 2012
- Rodgers: New job numbers 'very disappointing'
Published April 19, 2012
- March jobs report fuels party battles
Published April 8, 2012
- Specter says Santorum not 'up to being the president' as barbs flow
Published March 21, 2012
- Santorum: Conservatives don't want a CEO
Published March 18, 2012
- Santorum: Romney can't go after health care reform
Published March 11, 2012
- Gingrich predicts a double win in the South
Published March 11, 2012
Blog Entries by David Eldridge
Jagger: Don't let Romney 'cut your hair'
Rocker Mick Jagger closed out "Saturday Night Live's" 37th season with some of the Rolling Stones' most iconic hits, but the 68-year-old frontman also broke out something completely new: a bluesy, anti-Mitt Romney number called "Tea Party." Published May 20 2012
- Palin endorses Cruz in Texas GOP Senate race
Published May 10 2012
- Dick Morris: 'Landslide' for Romney
Published May 7 2012
- Brokaw: White House Correspondents' dinner hurting the press
Published May 6 2012
- Issa: Have Secret Service agents done this before?
Published April 15 2012
- Obama eyes another Hollywood fundraiser
Published April 4 2012
- NBC apologizes for Zimmerman 911 call edit
Published April 3 2012
- NBC News starts probe of edited Zimmerman 911 call
Published April 2 2012
- Romney, Leno talk vice presidents
Published March 28 2012
- Specter: Santorum not ready for White House
Published March 21 2012
