Opinions P.M.: American CEOs deserve a pay cut. Bernie Sanders has a plan to make that happen.

Jamal Khashoggi: A missing voice, a growing chorus; History won't judge us well for letting companies profit from immigrant detention; The White House really wants the power to boot reporters; Can Maryland follow a Massachusetts model on education funding?; The government is working overtime to keep Trump's tax returns secret; Did William Barr break any rules? Only the most important one. ; Yes, Trump did something wrong. But that doesn't absolve the Bidens.; Barr's enabling of Trump's corruption just got more dangerous; The Ebola epidemic is in full swing. Where is the Trump administration?; Mourning a true diva, Jessye Norman; What the godfather of modern whistleblowing can teach us now; Trump's drip, drip, drip

Sign up for this newsletter Read online Your afternoon dose of Post commentary and guest opinions.       (Jayme Gershen/Bloomberg) American CEOs deserve a pay cut. Bernie Sanders has a plan to make that happen. There's no moral or financial excuse for the current enormous pay gap. By Helaine Olen ● Read more » Jamal Khashoggi: A missing voice, a growing chorus The quests that animated the Saudi journalist's life cannot be so easily defeated, as this collection of op-eds and essays shows. By Global Opinions Staff ● Read more »   History won't judge us well for letting companies profit from immigrant detention Proponents of the for-profit model say it's more efficient than publicly run options. But efficiency can be cruel. By León Krauze ● Read more » The White House really wants the power to boot reporters The government is appealing an adverse ruling in the case that resulted from the suspension of Brian Karem's press pass. By Erik Wemple ● Read more »   Can Maryland follow a Massachusetts model on education funding? Students know their future depends on the actions that Maryland's leaders take today and that the stakes could not be higher. By John B. King Jr. ● Read more » ADVERTISEMENT The government is working overtime to keep Trump's tax returns secret The combination of bottomless corruption and the use of government to cover it up. By Paul Waldman ● Read more » Did William Barr break any rules? Only the most important one. Why Barr's globe-trotting mission on Trump's behalf is so problematic. By Harry Litman ● Read more » Yes, Trump did something wrong. But that doesn't absolve the Bidens. Hunter Biden's dealings in Ukraine cry out for investigation. By Marc Thiessen ● Read more » Hong Kong's protests are a universal fight for freedom. The world must join us. Produced by Joy Sharon Yi, Parjanya Christian Holtz, Kate Woodsome, Joshua Carroll and Danielle Kunitz   ADVERTISEMENT Barr's enabling of Trump's corruption just got more dangerous Is William Barr pressuring foreign governments to help make Trump's lies into truths? By Greg Sargent ● Read more » The Ebola epidemic is in full swing. Where is the Trump administration? The lack of leadership at the White House in confronting this threat feels larger every day. By Ronald Klain ● Read more » Mourning a true diva, Jessye Norman How lucky for heaven. How sad for us to lose such a wonderful soul. By Jonathan Capehart ● Read more »   What the godfather of modern whistleblowing can teach us now As we face two "existential" crises, Daniel Ellsberg's archives are finally being opened. By Katrina vanden Heuvel ● Read more » Trump's drip, drip, drip Giuliani is subpoenaed by House committees while Barr is reported to have urged foreign governments to help discredit intelligence agencies. By Ann Telnaes ● Read more »   We think you'll like this newsletter Check out By The Way for tips and guides that will help you travel better and make you feel like a local wherever you go. Delivered every Thursday. Sign up »

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