Saturday, 3 March 2018

Today's Opinions: Everything here is fake

 
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Everything here is fake
Never before have we had to fight for democracy and individual rights as we do now in this new and dark age of technology.
It's time for Fairfax County to finally be transparent about harassment in the fire department
Almost two years after a female firefighter's suicide, county leaders still haven't come clean about the complaints from women in the department.
 
Bring buskers into the conversation
Good noise-control policy must balance the needs of residents with the city's creative class.
 
 
The opioid crisis is a government failure of epic proportions
An arresting photo essay shows the human costs of a disaster that deserves better.
 
Trump's advisers are gluttons for punishment
The second-tier advisers of this administration run for the exits or stay and suffer.
 
In Europe, political parties would rather stay out of power
Voters nowadays dislike the idea of anybody in power, so as soon as politicians take office, they fall out of favor with them.
 
 
You, reader, are being denied due process
The Trump-centric news universe has sometimes kept us from recognizing important stories.
 
Could a Democrat be the best of both worlds in red-state America?
Conor Lamb doesn't sound much like other Democrats, but he sounds even less like Donald Trump, and that makes him a contender in a special election.
 
Twitter is sick. The prognosis is grim.
The social-media giant is asking for outside help to improve the "health" of conversation on its platform.
 
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Editorial Cartoons
Trump gives the students plenty of food for thought Draining the Trump presidency
Junkbox. Tumult for Manafort, Kushner, Sessions and Hicks.
 
 
The Post's View
How to make Trump's terrible trade decision a bit less terrible
American relationships and trade stability require untangling the mess the president has made in his announcements on steel and aluminum imports.
 
The courts have spoken on gender discrimination. Congress needs to do the same.
Congressional legislation would make discrimination protections much more clear nationwide.
 
Philadelphia steps away from penalizing poverty
More should follow suit.
 
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"Free for All" Letters
The story of a former Jefferson slave gives us a window to history
Regarding David K. Ronka's Feb. 18 Local Opinions essay, "The sadness of Jefferson's freed slaves": When Thomas Jefferson died, his neighbor Thomas Gilmer of Gilmerton Plantation bought Jefferson's...
 
 
Latest Blogs
Our new policy on trade is 'bwkljkwljsdklfjafs.' And it's a jumbled mess.
I hope we can take more of this!
 
Happy Hour Roundup
Our nightly wrap-up of news and opinion.
 
The Jared time bomb
Kushner must go sooner rather than later.
 
Facebook admits mistake in flagging satire about CNN spinning the news with a washing machine
The social media giant shouldn't have penalized a post that was pure satire from the get-go.
 
Steel and aluminum tariffs go over like a lead balloon
Trump's blunder alarms allies
 
 
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