Opinions P.M.: The conclusion of the Mueller probe laid bare grave institutional failures

The Mueller report leaves little doubt: Trump obstructed justice; The Mueller report is out. The other shoe may drop soon.

The conclusion of the Mueller probe laid bare grave institutional failures Congress now inherits the whole muddy situation, with both Barr and Mueller receding in importance. By Harry Litman · Read more The Mueller report leaves little doubt: Trump obstructed justice He won't be indicted for it. But that doesn't mean he's not guilty. By Paul Waldman and Greg Sargent · Read more   The Mueller report is out. The other shoe may drop soon. Those using this report as political fodder should keep in mind that there are more investigations to come. By Gary Abernathy · Read more   I delivered an underwater speech to protect the oceans. Here's why. Seychelles has pioneered a way for governments to take action to protect the environment and save the oceans. By Danny Faure · Read more   President Trump did nothing wrong, I think The report was even more exculpatory than you might have thought! By Alexandra Petri · Read more     ADVERTISEMENT   Israel wants to deport me for my human rights work Human Rights Watch neither supports nor opposes boycotts of Israel. By Omar Shakir · Read more   When the government persecutes you, then forbids you from talking about it He believes he was treated unfairly by the SEC. But he's prohibited from saying as much. By Radley Balko · Read more   Barr decides not to go deep into the Mueller findings Maybe it was just an unsuccessful fishing expedition. By Tom Toles · Read more   William Barr gives a performance Trump will love The president's fixer gives a press conference ahead of the release of the Mueller report. By Ann Telnaes · Read more     ADVERTISEMENT   The real digital divide isn't about access to the Internet Policymakers are too busy bridging a fake divide to notice the real one right under their noses. By Naomi Schaefer Riley · Read more   How MLK's Letter from Birmingham Jail came to be Clarence B. Jones, King's lawyer and occasional speechwriter, describes how he smuggled the letter out of jail. By Jonathan Capehart · Read more   The Plum Line The rot of corruption begins with Trump. Mueller's findings will only add to that story. We already know the big story here. This is just another chapter in it. By Greg Sargent · Read more   Terry McAuliffe is back in town The former Virginia governor can do more good for Democrats -- and himself -- by not running for president in 2020. By Norman Leahy · Read more   Recommended for you Get The Cybersecurity 202 newsletter PowerPost's daily guide to cybersecurity news and policy, by reporter Joseph Marks. Sign Up

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