Thursday 21 September 2017

Thursday's Opinions: The president who could change Trump’s mind

Police officers are bypassing juries to face judges; Our dangerous, idiotic national conversation
 
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The president who could change Trump's mind
Macron is on a mission to persuade.
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Latest Columns
Police officers are bypassing juries to face judges
That can lead to questionable outcomes such as the recent acquittal in St. Louis.
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Our dangerous, idiotic national conversation
An overabundance of media leads to a scarcity of truth.
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Trump shows 'America First' is utterly incoherent
His U.N. speech was a demonstration of ignorance.
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The American West is burning
The public has been distracted by floods in the South, but wildfires need attention too.
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Cassidy-Graham is attractive in theory. But it has a giant flaw.
Creating laboratories of democracy is laudable, but the bill is tough on free-market reforms.
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Why the left hated Trump's U.N. speech
He recast his "America First" foreign policy as a call for global leadership.
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Editorial Cartoons
Robert Mueller gets an advance version of the Trump defense Follow the tie
Who could have foreseen? Special counsel Robert S. Mueller III has requested records and email correspondence regarding James B. Comey and Michael Flynn.
 
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The Post’s View
The White House's preposterous policy analysis on refugees
The administration is covering up the benefits and highlighting the costs.
 
The 'new' Saudi Arabia is still a dungeon
Despite lofty rhetoric from the new crown prince, Saudi Arabia seems determined to remain hostile to free speech.
 
D.C. moves toward a safer strategy for youth rehabilitation
A bill before the council would provide much-needed changes to the law.
 
 
Latest Blogs
'The American War': After 3 films about war, what has Ken Burns learned? ‘Human nature doesn't change.’
Ken Burns and Lynn Novick talk about Episode 4 of "The Vietnam War," and those who never came home.
 
Happy Hour Roundup
Our nightly wrap-up of news and opinion.
 
‘I’m very happy with my image’: Sean Spicer speaks
And he says he's not trying to 'rehabilitate' anything, contrary to what the New York Times might tell you.
 
The Google memo guy just showed everyone why he got fired
James Damore asked Twitter users if they agreed with him that Ku Klux Klan titles such as "Grand Wizard" were cool.
 
Happy New Year
Open thread
 
Lots of vulnerable House Republicans come from states that will lose under Cassidy-Graham
Many of these Republicans probably would prefer not to have to cast this vote.
 
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