Opinions P.M.: Robert E. Lee was a stone-cold loser
The hyperbolic GOP reaction to Biden's vaccine mandate shows why it's necessary; A dangerous trend among GOP candidates shows the Trump threat is here to stay; 20 years later, Americans kid themselves if they think the war born of 9/11 is over; The trouble with Biden's first eight months; Northam was right to grant clemency to the Martinsville Seven. He should extend it to the living, too.; False, toxic Sept. 11 conspiracy theories are still widespread today; D.C.'s reaction to violent crime sends a troubling message; The maglev train in Maryland would hurt minority communities and the environment. It should be stopped.; 9/11 helped superhero movies conquer the world. They never moved on.; Movie theaters needed a hero. Marvel delivered.; I met Osama bin Laden three times. I'm sorry to say his story isn't over.; Can we expect more vaccine mandates? Chat with Jennifer Rubin.; Defying the Supreme Court is in fashion, and Democrats love it
On Sept. 27, the court will decide whether to act in self-defense by agreeing to hear a challenge against Washington state's two-pronged assault on 2014 and 2018 rulings.
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