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(Kate Woodsome for The Washington Post)
An intimate short documentary about the growing crisis of Americans held hostage by foreign governments, "Bring Them Home" follows one family's desperate effort to free their loved one from being a geopolitical pawn.
By Kate Woodsome and Ray Whitehouse ● Read more »
We are a nation of laws, and the FBI is an organization dedicated to the rule of law.
By James B. Comey ● Read more »
Why did murder increase while other categories of crime fell? New research might provide the answer.
By Megan McArdle ● Read more »
An editorial guest cartoon from Pia Guerra of Hellkitty.com
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What the conservative media wants is chaos and destruction, and the convoy isn't delivering.
By Paul Waldman ● Read more »
Palestinians, Yemenis and Kashmiris have long embodied the very struggle put forward by the Ukrainian people.
By Khaled A. Beydoun ● Read more »
Sissi's own regime never got the memo.
By Ezzedine C. Fishere ● Read more »
Putin's lies about the war depend on a total monopoly on news coverage.
By Vladimir Kara-Murza ● Read more »
Have we ever seen a national party make such naked appeals to masculine insecurity?
By Jennifer Rubin ● Read more »
The key word in the title is "confederation."
By Gershom Gorenberg ● Read more »
Russia has a long history of unsuccessful wars that have led to regime change.
By Leon Aron ● Read more »
A ban on Russian oil would badly hobble Vladimir Putin, but there are reasons it's so hard.
By Greg Sargent ● Read more »
This is why we should never allow a fanboy of authoritarians into the Oval Office.
How many will have to die in the process?
By Nataliya Gumenyuk ● Read more »
A new group plans to investigate and recommend disciplinary action against lawyers who participated in efforts to overturn the 2020 election.
We don't need to plot Putin's assassination or declare a no-fly zone to hinder the Russian invasion.
By Max Boot ● Read more »
By Mark J. Rozell ● Read more »
(Tara Jacoby for The Washington Post)
I'm tired of fighting my roots.
By Tracy Moore ● Read more »
The wise way to survive today's pace of change is not to cling to the past, but to pour energy into the new.
By David Von Drehle ● Read more »
A federal academy could relieve a desperate shortage of trained experts in computer engineering, cyberdefense and other high-tech fields.
By Kirsten Gillibrand ● Read more »
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