Opinions P.M.: Joe Biden could be the best bet to beat Trump. But he might not get that far.

You have to think about electability; 'I called it necessary trouble': The story of Bloody Sunday, from those who lived it

Joe Biden could be the best bet to beat Trump. But he might not get that far. His video announcement was pitch perfect — if only he can make it through the primaries. By Karen Tumulty · Read more You have to think about electability It isn't ME I'm worried about. By Alexandra Petri · Read more   'Voices of the Movement' | Podcast 'I called it necessary trouble': The story of Bloody Sunday, from those who lived it "Everything went wrong in Selma," Rep. John Lewis says. "But what we thought was wrong turned out to be the right thing." By Jonathan Capehart · Read more   Trump said the Mueller report was a win for him. He isn't entirely wrong. The report was one of the biggest news events in months — and it hasn't caused much movement in the polls. By David Byler · Read more     ADVERTISEMENT   India could see the next 'WhatsApp election' — and the stakes couldn't be higher Disinformation is spreading — and regulators are struggling to cope. By Chinmayi Arun · Read more   Meet your new woke inquisitors, same as the old ones Woke-ism may have some of the emotional tenor of church, but it lacks the supernatural beliefs and cohesive ritual of a real faith. By Megan McArdle · Read more   This is the presidential conduct Republicans would tolerate? If they countenance this, they'll accept any assault on democracy. By Jennifer Rubin · Read more   Trump's greatest threat has arrived Joe Biden is by far the best candidate positioned to win the Democratic nomination, and possibly the presidency. By Henry Olsen · Read more     ADVERTISEMENT   Latin America is fed up with corruption. Leaders need to face the reckoning. Peruvian prosecutors and courts have proved to be more aggressive and independent in investigating corruption than other countries in the region. By Francisco Toro · Read more   Republican senators are paying a political price Trump is an anvil around their necks. By Jennifer Rubin · Read more   The Plum Line Trump is terrified that his aides might not lie for him He can't be sure they'll commit perjury on his behalf. By Paul Waldman · Read more   Trump's immunity has a kind of circular logic to it A herd mentality. By Tom Toles · Read more   PostEverything Spring Cleaning 2019: Eight things to toss For spring cleaning seasons, The Washington Post tosses eight outmoded ideas, from bacon to astrology to stock updates. Read more   The Plum Line Joe Biden identifies the No. 1 threat: Trump It's hard to escape the sense that Biden and top Democrats are still not up to the challenge of the moment. By Greg Sargent · Read more   Outlook My parents didn't tell me they skipped my vaccines. Then I got sick. My doctor diagnosed strep, but this wasn't like any strep I'd ever had before. By Josh Nerius · Read more   Recommended for you Get The Trailer newsletter News and insight on political campaigns around the country, from David Weigel. 435 districts. 50 states. Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday evenings. Sign Up

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