Opinions P.M.: Imprisoned for a job well done, reporters are finally freed in Myanmar

Barr has set himself up — and Trump — for embarrassment; We're in danger of killing off the biodiversity that makes our way of life possible

Imprisoned for a job well done, reporters are finally freed in Myanmar An awareness campaign worked to win their release, but press freedom is losing. By Jason Rezaian · Read more Barr has set himself up — and Trump — for embarrassment The attorney general's position grows more precarious. By Jennifer Rubin · Read more   We're in danger of killing off the biodiversity that makes our way of life possible And not surprisingly, we're not approaching this fast-coming catastrophe with anything near the urgency it needs. By Helaine Olen · Read more   Voters aren't playing along with the media narrative Democrats' civil war isn't happening. By Jennifer Rubin · Read more   The human race is determined to go out in style The descent of man. By Tom Toles · Read more     ADVERTISEMENT   PostEverything Why Gaza hasn't erupted into all-out war Both sides have reasons not to escalate — but domestic pressures could cause the situation to spiral out of control. By Daniel Byman · Read more   The Plum Line We're finally inching toward a smarter understanding of 'electability' It's not just about whether you're a white male centrist, or even what's on your résumé. By Paul Waldman · Read more   Far-right parties across Europe play on a common theme: Fear It's important to try to understand the common methods of these new parties. By Carl Bildt · Read more   First hold them in contempt, then impeach The rule of law hangs in the balance. By Jennifer Rubin · Read more   PostEverything In defense of Queen Daenerys In defense of the Breaker of Chains. By Daniel Drezner · Read more     ADVERTISEMENT   The Plum Line The nightmare scenario for Democrats on Trump's corruption How Trump's refusal to release his tax returns creates a terrible prospect for Democrats. By Greg Sargent · Read more   Tillis and others tried to mollify Trump and wound up pleasing no one Holding Republicans accountable By Jennifer Rubin · Read more   There's a high cost to making drugs more affordable for Americans We arguably get a pretty good deal from all this overspending — new, better drugs. By Megan McArdle · Read more   Our satellites are prime targets for a cyberattack. And things could get worse. The last thing we need is for China or Russia to wreak havoc on our space assets. By Gregory Falco · Read more   Why rumors of a royal home birth were greeted so differently in the U.K. and the U.S. Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, had planned to give birth at home. That's not so unusual in Britain. By Wendy Kline · 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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