Opinions P.M.: No, Mr. Trump. Guns are the reason for mass shootings.

On guns, America is 'exceptional'; A domestic terrorism statute doesn't exist. Congress must pass one — now.

No, Mr. Trump. Guns are the reason for mass shootings. After another deadly weekend, the president again fails to note that such events are linked to lax gun control. By Editorial Board · Read more The Plum Line On guns, America is 'exceptional' It isn't some kind of unfathomable mystery why this happens here and almost nowhere else. By Paul Waldman · Read more   A domestic terrorism statute doesn't exist. Congress must pass one — now. If Crusius is prosecuted under federal law, it will be for hate crimes and firearms offenses. By Harry Litman · Read more   Trump's speech was like a hostage video This is hardly a man concerned about the impact of his words. By Helaine Olen · Read more   DemocracyPost The world should hit Myanmar's military where it hurts — in the wallet A United Nations report proposes targeting the economic foundations of genocide. By Paul Donowitz · Read more   ADVERTISEMENT Trump can't decry racism and white supremacy if he is their chief promoter Arsonist condemns inferno. By Jonathan Capehart · Read more   Trump's speech would be laughable if it weren't so infuriating There surely was no effort to express remorse for his role in fanning racism. By Jennifer Rubin · Read more   Politicians keep ignoring Native American voters. It's a huge mistake. There aren't a ton of Native American voters. But they're clustered in places where their votes could make a difference. By Joshua Adams · Read more   Discriminating against HIV-positive military members is unproductive for our military Former Navy secretary Ray Mabus wants HIV-positive service members to be allowed to be deployed in combat. By Ray Mabus · Read more   The media must do better Stop enabling, and start calling things for what they are. By Jennifer Rubin · Read more   The Plum Line How Trump's biggest broken promise will make white supremacist terrorism even worse He promised them an America he'll never be able to deliver. When they don't get it, their rage and violence might only increase. By Paul Waldman · Read more   Democratic candidates grasp the moral seriousness of this moment Squabbling over policy details isn't changing hearts and minds. By Jennifer Rubin · Read more   PostEverything Why are Democrats afraid to say Israel is occupying the West Bank? Timid language doesn't help the peace process. By Nathan Hersh · Read more   How the black press helped pave the way for gay rights The Chicago Defender's LGBTQ legacy. By Timothy Stewart-Winter · Read more   How avocados shape Americans' views on trade policy Abstract theories may fall flat, but higher prices on much-used goods make clear the costs of tariffs. By Sarah Carter · Read more   ADVERTISEMENT 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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