Opinions P.M.: Even if Newsom wins, the recall shows how far he has slipped
With Democratic help, Republicans notch a victory in their war on government; Greg Abbott has a button on his desk to eliminate all rape in Texas; Tighter abortion restrictions may really indicate the law is finally catching up to science; How the GOP will exploit Covid to win power — and what Democrats can do about it; Hard-earned lessons from 9/11 offer a playbook for combating today's threats; The tragic price of forgetting 9/11; Trust was another casualty of 9/11. How can we get it back?; 20 years after the attacks, the accused of 9/11 must finally be tried — in civilian courts; Biden is embracing a redefinition of war — but not an alternative to war; How Biden can go on offense; Inside the mind of someone who won't take a fully approved vaccine; Ask not what your college can do for you, but what you can contribute to your campus; It wasn't hubris that drove America into Afghanistan. It was fear.
It's too easy to think of college mostly as a consumer experience. But students have a lot to offer to their fellow students, and even to their university leaders.
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