Opinions P.M.: What a presidential president would do if a foreign country meddled

Kellyanne Conway's multiple offenses aren't surprising. The fact that someone spoke out sure is.; Boris Johnson may be just what Britain needs

What a presidential president would do if a foreign country meddled A president certainly shouldn't say, "I think I'd want to hear it" and "You don't call the FBI," as Trump did. By Editorial Board · Read more Kellyanne Conway's multiple offenses aren't surprising. The fact that someone spoke out sure is. Conway naturally fits right in. By Jennifer Rubin · Read more   Boris Johnson may be just what Britain needs The sheer historic instability in the country may be Johnson's biggest ally. By Henry Olsen · Read more   India's attacks on a free press are part of a disturbing trend The arrest of a journalist for posting a video on Twitter mocking a politician leads to protests. By Neha Dixit · Read more   Trump has bragged that he will break the law This is what happens when a crook gets away with his crimes. By Max Boot · Read more   Sean Hannity is a 'Fifth Avenue' flunky for Trump 'When did talking go wrong?' By Erik Wemple · Read more   ADVERTISEMENT Apparently Trump believes politics just ought to be dirty He can explain, just not to us By Tom Toles · Read more   The Plum Line Is Joe Biden too old? If he is, the challenge of running for president will reveal it. By Paul Waldman · Read more   Hong Kong's protests are about more than democracy Hong Kong is rallying for its identity. By Hana Meihan Davis · Read more   13 goals for women who want to celebrate World Cup wins Not too much, but not too little! By Alexandra Petri · Read more   What to do about a disloyal president and a party that supports him Swift action is needed. By Jennifer Rubin · Read more   A Quebec bill to ban some from wearing 'religious symbols' is fueled by Islamophobia A small group of intensely racist activists has helped broaden support for the bill. By Nora Loreto · Read more   Trump betrays his country again by inviting foreign interference He's willing to commit a crime. By Jennifer Rubin · Read more   The Plum Line Trump just invited another Russian attack. Mitch McConnell is making one more likely. Trump's stunning new remarks about the 2020 election should intensify scrutiny of McConnell's role in all this. By Greg Sargent · Read more   Warren and Sanders are going in opposite directions Look who's in second place By Jennifer Rubin · Read more   Act Four Stores like Barnes & Noble used to be the bad guys. Now I'm nostalgic for them. The shuttering of once-mighty video-rental chain Blockbuster, store after store, in the face of competition from Netflix and other streaming services prompted similar twinges. By Sonny Bunch · Read more   ADVERTISEMENT Recommended for you Get The Cybersecurity 202 newsletter PowerPost's daily guide to cybersecurity news and policy, by reporter Joseph Marks. Sign Up

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