Saturday's Opinions: Justice Ginsburg’s damage to the Supreme Court

The massacre in Nice will loom over Cleveland and Philadelphia; How technology is changing political conventions; This national disorder is who we really are; D.C. voters are sending us to the convention to say no to Trump; We all have greatness inside us; Jeb Bush: Trump does not represent the future of the country — or the GOP; After the slaughter in Nice, are we safe anywhere?; Obama's dangerous distortion of the terrorist threat; The attack in Nice shouldn't have been a surprise; NATO's looming battles — with itself; For Trump, it's (white) America First; From J.E.B. Stuart to Barbara Rose Johns; After a fatal shooting, D.C. police choose accountability in releasing body-cam video; The weight France — and the world — is forced to carry; Mike Pence's hypocritical decision to run on Trump's ticket; Top Beltway journalists cling to heinous assertion of Trump-Clinton false equivalence; Happy Hour Roundup; The main question in this election: Pull America together or break it up again?; Mike Pence, Donald Trump’s one-man team of rivals; Mike Pence is a sign of Trump’s weakness; Mike Pence: Running mate — or egg?     Michael Dwyer / AP   Ruth Marcus Justice Ginsburg's damage to the Supreme Court Her remarks about Trump reinforce the public's perception that the judicial game, too, is rigged — more than it actually is. Read more » Latest Columns   Kathleen Parker The massacre in Nice will loom over Cleveland and Philadelphia Can Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton make a case that they'll keep us safe from terrorist attacks? Read more »   Tevi Troy How technology is changing political conventions As it has for decades, technology is transforming the way political parties meet and do business. Read more »   Colbert I. King This national disorder is who we really are If the immigrant-bashers, the bigoted frat boys and the shooters aren't who we are, then to whom do they belong? Read more »   Kris Hammond and Peter Lee D.C. voters are sending us to the convention to say no to Trump In Cleveland, we will put the nation before the party and the party before Trump. Read more »   Adam J. Neuman We all have greatness inside us The Cal Ripken Jr. of Maryland government hangs up his hat. Read more »   Jeb Bush Jeb Bush: Trump does not represent the future of the country — or the GOP He continues to grotesquely manipulate the deeply felt anger of many Americans.. Read more »   ADVERTISEMENT   Joel Dreyfuss After the slaughter in Nice, are we safe anywhere? With three major attacks in 18 months, my sense of safety about living in France has changed. Read more »   Juan C. Zarate Obama's dangerous distortion of the terrorist threat Articulating the danger only in "existential" terms leads to a myopic, insular foreign policy. Read more »   Marc A. Thiessen The attack in Nice shouldn't have been a surprise It seems to have been ripped out of the al-Qaeda playbook. Read more »   Judy Dempsey NATO's looming battles — with itself Behind the scenes, big fights are looming over enlargement and Brexit. Read more »     Dana Milbank For Trump, it's (white) America First A catalogue of Trump's racial animus. Read more »   Kenneth Longmyer From J.E.B. Stuart to Barbara Rose Johns An opportunity for Fairfax schools to right many wrongs. Read more »   Editorial Cartoons Tom Toles Ann Telnaes Trump: You can fool a lot of the people a lot of the time Ruth Bader Ginsburg v. Donald Trump Believe it. Supreme Court Justice Ginsburg issued a statement today expressing her regret for publicly criticizing Donald Trump.   ADVERTISEMENT   The Post’s View After a fatal shooting, D.C. police choose accountability in releasing body-cam video The department released the footage to the public in a timely way. By Editorial Board  •  Read more »   The weight France — and the world — is forced to carry Why terrorism will be hard to stop, no matter how effective governments are in destroying the Islamic State. By Editorial Board  •  Read more »   Mike Pence's hypocritical decision to run on Trump's ticket The Indiana governor is a proven conservative, making him an odd match for the ideologically flexible Trump. By Editorial Board  •  Read more »   Latest Blogs Top Beltway journalists cling to heinous assertion of Trump-Clinton false equivalence No regrets about putting Trump and Clinton in the same anti-media pod. By Erik Wemple  •  Erik Wemple  •  Read more »   Happy Hour Roundup Our nightly wrap-up of news and opinion. By Paul Waldman  •  The Plum Line  •  Read more »   The main question in this election: Pull America together or break it up again? By Danielle Allen  •  PostPartisan  •  Read more » Mike Pence, Donald Trump’s one-man team of rivals In some ways it's harder to imagine more disagreement between two runningmates on core issues than exists between Donald Trump and Mike Pence. By Catherine Rampell  •  Rampage  •  Read more » Mike Pence is a sign of Trump’s weakness Other Republicans could have helped Trump more, but those people wanted nothing to do with him. By E.J. Dionne Jr.  •  PostPartisan  •  Read more »   Mike Pence: Running mate — or egg? Indiana Gov. Mike Pence can take some comfort from the 1968 campaign. By Sebastian Mallaby  •  PostPartisan  •  Read more »   Recommended for you   In Theory Emerging ideas and the arguments behind the news. 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