The Washington Times
The Washington Times is the newspaper that broke the original stories about the travesty of VA care and helped uncover the Benghazi, IRS and lavish travel scandals that other news media ignored or tried to gloss over. It’s home to fearless reporting and American values, personified by such great thought leaders as Dr. Ben Carson, Monica Crowley, Wes Pruden, Thomas Sowell, Tom DeLay, Mike Hayden, Tammy Bruce and others.
Delivered in an interactive magazine-style format, the National Digital Edition mobile app includes the best articles and op-eds written by The Washington Times’ award-winning staff, plus exclusive columns and features only available to National Digital Edition (NDE) subscribers.
The Washington Times’ NDE is easy-to-navigate and easy-to-read and is continuously updated all day long with exclusive news and the latest opinions that you have come to expect from your favorite news source.
The National Digital Edition also offers exclusive content from The Washington Times, including:
- Ralph Hallow political analysis entitled “Hallowed Thoughts”
- Christine O'Donnell’s weekly column
- Michelle Malkin’s weekly column (syndicated but exclusive to us in DC market)
- Thomas Sowell’s weekly column (syndicated but exclusive to us in DC market)
- Jeff Shapiro’s “Law & Disorder” blog
- Daily op-ed from Congress, think tank, or political player
- Weekly accountability story on misspending or waste, fraud, and abuse in government
So get the one source in Washington you can trust to give you the straight story about what’s really going on inside the nation’s capital.
Category : News & Magazines
Reviews (20)
I love The Washington Times but this app simply doesn't work. Don't waste your money. I'm running Samsung 6 with lollipop android and none of the TWT NE navigation functions work. I have to page through each page to get to the content I want. I contacted customer service to no avail. They could care less; so they and their app get 1 star. I had this same problem with paper delivery. Atrocious customer service to accompany exceptional writers. Makes no sense.
It doesn't allow you to log in all the time. Unlike the desktop paid so subscriber page this app has ads and they are annoying.
App works well on my iPad Mini and Samsung Galaxy S7. However, I do not like using the Portrait only orientation and the PDF version will not zoom and is just to small on my iPad mini. Would be great if I could zoom on the PDF version. App is okay, but could be better.
Misleading app. You can't view any news stories without paying a subscription fee. Not cool.
Sure, the app is free but to access news requires a healthy subscription. Very misleading.
The app does not work--specifically the imbedded links. I'm using it on a Samsung S6. I want my money back.
Have a digital subscription to TWT so decided to try the app. Disappointed to find content full of ads. The app works fine, but should not have ads for paid users.
Unable for the first time not able to download what's wrong
Great news provided on G+
Something wrong with the app
I love it, real news in a great app!
The app does not work.
Great Newspaper and App.... Deserves way more stars than what is indicated.
It's not free, what a lie!
Most major news is free online. And no giving them an email address so you can start getting more spam. NO WAY.
The user interface is terribly constructed. You open the app and the scream goes white until the entire paper downloads. I paid $40 and I barely ever use it because it is such a dog!!!
Requires a subscription but you can go to their regular online website and get it for free.
This app is only for paid subscriptions. No thanks.
Informative
IF YOU ARE A WASHINGTON TIMES SUBSCRIBER, this is a great way to read the paper on a mobile device, particularly a tablet. Nice layout for navigation, and ideal display for reading articles. From within this app, you can also download the entire newspaper as a pdf, formatted in traditional newspaper layout. But I think you'll prefer reading within this excellent app. BTW, subscribing is =very= inexpensive ($39 per year) for the "National Digital Edition" (online only). I suggest that WT add a note in the description that a subscription is required, to avoid the bad reviews that make the app look bad, when actually the reviews have nothing to do with the app. BTW, for those of you wanting to read the WT for free, all articles are available on the web for free. But you'll still pay a price in using a clunky web browser and putting up with ads.