Opinions P.M.: I felt relief when Chauvin was convicted. I’m still unsure Minneapolis has changed.
Ivanka and Jared working to distance themselves from consequences of their own actions; The all-stars in the fight against the pandemic; The Supreme Court's pro-corporate revolution is accelerating; Republicans will filibuster partisan legislation. Get over it.; Joe Manchin is about to extract his pound of flesh. Here's what Biden must do now.; U.S. Catholic bishops show that pastoralism is out and partisanship is in; Republicans' strategies are failing. And they don't seem to know it.; The inspector general delivers an odd, contradictory report on Lafayette Square; Red states are dangerous to Americans' health; Homophobes don't care about same-sex love. They object to the sex.; Biden gave a powerful eulogy for John Warner — and indicted today's GOP in the process; Ken Burns is an optimist. But he's very worried about America.
The documentarian wants us to rediscover the delights of humbling ourselves before the past — and the courage to engage with our national failures honestly.
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