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Our Web site includes all of the original content from the daily printed version of The Washington Times. The site is updated around the clock with breaking news from the Associated Press and United Press International.

The search engine, MondoSearch, organizes search results into sections. Instead of getting a long list of articles from all around the site, you can see exactly where the articles are located. This makes your hunt for an article even quicker than before. To learn more about MondoSearch, go to www.mondosoft.com.

This Web site is formatted for optimal viewing on monitors set for 800 x 600 pixels. If you cannot see the entire page on your monitor without scrolling to the right, try resetting the screen resolution on your monitor to 800 x 600:

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The last seven editions posted to the Web site may be accessed through the search engine for no charge. Previous articles and columns may be retrieved through our long-term archives. Searches are free and the cost to retrieve the full text of an article is only $1.95.

The Washington Times is a full-service, general interest daily newspaper in the nation's capital. Founded in 1982, The Washington Times has quickly become one of the most-often quoted newspapers in the U.S. It has gained a reputation for hard-hitting investigative reporting and thorough coverage of politics and policy. The Washington Times is "America's Newspaper." Click here for subscription information to the daily print version of The Washington Times.

The Washington Times also publishes a National Weekly Edition which includes the week's best news and commentary from the daily edition. For subscription information, click here.