Opinions P.M.: Trump is no environmentalist

No, I won't start spying on my foreign-born students; Biden's dueling narratives: One good, one not so much; Pull it together, Joe Biden; D.C.'s bill to decriminalize prostitution has a big blind spot; Chinese citizens around the world are shamefully siding with Beijing against Hong Kong; Is the White House competent enough to boot reporters from its grounds? ; Why Boris Johnson is so desperate to lock Parliament out; The Quincy Institute opposes America's endless wars. Why should that be a scandal?; Despite the odds, Turkey's academic activists keep defying Erdogan; Trump is adding methane to his madness; 'The Matrix' is back in theaters. This is what it was like to watch it in 1999.; A guide for Trump's GOP challengers

Sign up for this newsletter Read online Your afternoon dose of Post commentary and guest opinions.       (Cartoon by Ann Telanes) Trump is no environmentalist The president has reversed more Obama-era environmental standards. By Ann Telnaes ● Read more » No, I won't start spying on my foreign-born students The government's calls for on-campus surveillance are misguided. By Lee C. Bollinger ● Read more » Biden's dueling narratives: One good, one not so much Biden talks about the presidential campaign, his standing with the black community and the gaffes. By Jonathan Capehart ● Read more »   Pull it together, Joe Biden Biden is totally unapologetic about badly botching his facts. That's not good enough By Greg Sargent ● Read more » D.C.'s bill to decriminalize prostitution has a big blind spot This bill seeks to make business conditions better, not produce resources and methods for people who are in "the life" to leave it. By Colbert King ● Read more » ADVERTISEMENT Chinese citizens around the world are shamefully siding with Beijing against Hong Kong The pro-Beijing rhetoric shows the fruitfulness of decades of Chinese nationalist education. By Yifu Dong ● Read more » Is the White House competent enough to boot reporters from its grounds? It can't just trample constitutional rights without being organized. By Erik Wemple ● Read more » Why Boris Johnson is so desperate to lock Parliament out Avoiding a no-deal Brexit is still possible, but only barely. By David Allen Green ● Read more »   The Quincy Institute opposes America's endless wars. Why should that be a scandal? We think peace should be the norm in the United States' foreign policy, and war the exception. By Stephen Wertheim ● Read more » ADVERTISEMENT Despite the odds, Turkey's academic activists keep defying Erdogan Turkish society is still pushing back against the country's authoritarian trend. By Asli Aydintasbas ● Read more » Trump is adding methane to his madness It is a stinking outrage. By Tom Toles ● Read more »   'The Matrix' is back in theaters. This is what it was like to watch it in 1999. "The Matrix" was the absolute perfect movie for its moment. Can a sequel hit the same sweet spot? By Alyssa Rosenberg, Sonny Bunch and Peter Suderman ● Read more » A guide for Trump's GOP challengers What they should do and how they should do it. By Jennifer Rubin ● Read more » We think you'll like this newsletter Check out The 5-Minute Fix for a must-read cheat sheet on the latest in politics that can be read in 5 minutes or less, every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Sign up »

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