Saturday's Opinions: Janet Napolitano: Congress has the power — and the responsibility — to protect the ‘dreamers’

Americans have the chance to see something totally spectacular this month; I can't sketch a platform for Democrats. This man can.; 'War and Peace' is all about Trump. Who knew?; The world has already seen 'fire and fury'; Who's benefiting from affirmative action? White men.; The Google memo isn't the interesting part of the story; Are you a Henry?; The Bernie Bros and sisters are coming to Republicans' rescue; A tree that survived the Civil War was just saved from developers' chain saws; Recent history shows D.C. needs campaign finance reform; Is DCPS really redesigning teaching?; There are only two ways forward on North Korea; Were D.C. police really held accountable in this man's shooting death?; Publishing transcripts of Trump's phone calls was childish; Happy Hour Roundup; With an incoherent, unreliable foreign policy, the U.S. is losing; Translating Genesis: Concluding thoughts on legal interpretation and biblical translation; ‘The Trump Show,’ Season 1, Episode 29: Fire and fury; Americans can sleep well at night; Amid all the craziness, don’t forget: Trump is using the presidency to enrich his family     Roberto E. Rosales / AP Janet Napolitano Janet Napolitano: Congress has the power — and the responsibility — to protect the 'dreamers' It's the best way to defend DACA. Read more » Latest Columns Jay Pasachoff Americans have the chance to see something totally spectacular this month This month, the United States will see its first coast-to-coast eclipse in 99 years. Read more »   David Von Drehle I can't sketch a platform for Democrats. This man can. Will Marshall, who just launched New Democracy, wants Democrats "to reclaim a language of hope and progress." Read more »   Fred Hiatt 'War and Peace' is all about Trump. Who knew? As Tolstoy shows, the battle to define American is up to each of us. Read more »   Ted Gup The world has already seen 'fire and fury' It's a pity that survivors of the 1945 A-bomb attack on Hiroshima can't share their memories with Trump. Read more »   Jonathan Zimmerman Who's benefiting from affirmative action? White men. The Trump administration's move to 'investigate' policies could be a good thing. Read more »   Christine Emba The Google memo isn't the interesting part of the story Will getting rid of one graceless engineer help to diversify Silicon Valley in the long run? Read more »   ADVERTISEMENT   Colbert I. King Are you a Henry? Those who serve their communities — and fly under the radar — deserve our gratitude. Read more »     Dana Milbank The Bernie Bros and sisters are coming to Republicans' rescue Their "litmus test" would seriously diminish Democrats' hopes of retaking the House. Read more »   John Carey A tree that survived the Civil War was just saved from developers' chain saws But what's frustrating to Arlington's tree lovers is that such stories are unusual. Read more »   Phillip Enright Recent history shows D.C. needs campaign finance reform Too many elected officials are hit with fines — or worse — for violations. Read more »   Mark Simon Is DCPS really redesigning teaching? Ending top-down management is a smart move. Read more »   Editorial Cartoons Tom Toles Ann Telnaes North Korea is a dangerous situation that requires a careful response. Right? Trump continues his working vacation Cloudy forecast. Trump is still golfing   ADVERTISEMENT   The Post’s View There are only two ways forward on North Korea They would both require Trump to embrace patience and diplomacy. By Editorial Board  •  Read more »   Were D.C. police really held accountable in this man's shooting death? There won't be criminal charges, but questions remain. By Editorial Board  •  Read more »   "Free For All" Letters Publishing transcripts of Trump's phone calls was childish The Post's decision to publish the full transcripts of President Trump's telephone conversations with Mexican President ­Enrique Peña Nieto and Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull was deeply... Read more »   Latest Blogs Happy Hour Roundup Our nightly wrap-up of news and opinion. By Greg Sargent  •  The Plum Line  •  Read more »   With an incoherent, unreliable foreign policy, the U.S. is losing Trump damages U.S. credibility By Jennifer Rubin  •  Right Turn  •  Read more »   Translating Genesis: Concluding thoughts on legal interpretation and biblical translation The similarities and dissimilarities between legal interpretation and biblical translation. By Sam Bray  •  The Volokh Conspiracy  •  Read more »   ‘The Trump Show,’ Season 1, Episode 29: Fire and fury Why are we still watching this show? What does it say about us? By Alyssa Rosenberg  •  Act Four  •  Read more »   Americans can sleep well at night Methought I heard a voice cry "sleep no more." By Alexandra Petri  •  ComPost  •  Read more »   Amid all the craziness, don’t forget: Trump is using the presidency to enrich his family All of Trump's self dealing is getting overshadowed by his other antics, but it's still important! 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