Opinions P.M.: Want to help Ukraine? Close the sky.
What conservatives asking for Ketanji Brown Jackson's test scores are really doing; Attorney General Merrick Garland should appoint a special counsel to investigate Trump; In my advanced high school history textbook, it's as if women didn't exist; Guilty verdict in first Capitol riot trial could spell trouble for Trump; Republicans have a reimagined view of state power — one without constraint ; Why climate resilience strategies won't save Florida; How the Detroit area became a wellspring of Arab American political success; Xi Jinping promised Trump he wouldn't invade Taiwan — and Trump believed him; Cartoon by Joe Heller; When truth intrudes on Virginia politics; Send Ukraine planes now; A strange new defense of Trump's coup effort is both wrong and dangerous; Republicans are still wrong about how to deal with China; Why Doug Ducey and other GOP governors find the Senate such a resistible temptation; Putin was wrong about everything. But so were U.S. right-wingers. ; Kyiv vs. Kiev, Zelensky vs. Zelenskyy, and the immense meaning of 'the'; Andrew Cuomo has reemerged. But New Yorkers don't want him back.
Unlike Black Detroiters, shut out of many suburbs by restrictive housing codes, Arab Americans were classified by census takers as White, giving them leeway to congregate in otherwise restrictive Dearborn.
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