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No, San Francisco. The NRA is not a 'domestic terrorist organization.'; 'I had a dream that there was a shooter and I wouldn't be able to run in that outfit.'; We're thinking about the Amazon fires all wrong. These maps show why.; Theodore McCarrick still won't confess; What China experts have to do to get on Beijing's visa 'whitelist'; Ten years later, Michael Mann's 'Public Enemies' deserves its due; Trump isn't even good at lying anymore; Trump's border wall is now a monument to his failure; What do the Democratic candidates' typical voters look like?; Everyone knows the 2020 election will be divisive. But will it also be violent?; Donald Trump is showing us a real disturbance; Populism is bipartisan. Conspiratorial thinking is the province of the far right.; 'Our children are in jail': How India is keeping Kashmir isolated and in fear; Rep. Steve King should be flushed; Not just Sharpie-gate: 7 other times officials tried to fabricate Trump's 'truth'; Mike Pence's sycophancy comes back to bite him

Sign up for this newsletter Read online Your afternoon dose of Post commentary and guest opinions.       (Matt Rota for The Washington Post) An Alabama man has been on death row for 21 years. He is almost certainly innocent. There's almost no evidence linking Toforest Johnson to the death of William Hardy. But prosecutors kept insisting the impossible. By Radley Balko ● Read more » No, San Francisco. The NRA is not a 'domestic terrorist organization.' If conservatives want proof that liberals hold them in disdain, here it is. By Henry Olsen ● Read more » 'I had a dream that there was a shooter and I wouldn't be able to run in that outfit.' A mother worries about her high-school-age daughter in the age of mass shootings. By Jonathan Capehart ● Read more » We're thinking about the Amazon fires all wrong. These maps show why. The real solution to the Amazon fires lies far from the forest. By Sergio Peçanha and Tim Wallace ● Read more »   Theodore McCarrick still won't confess It is pathetic that almost everything we know about the McCarrick coverup has come not from the church but from investigative journalists, grand juries and whistle-blowers. By Marc Thiessen ● Read more » ADVERTISEMENT What China experts have to do to get on Beijing's visa 'whitelist' The Party will be happy to let you in the country — as long as you toe the line. By Isaac Stone Fish ● Read more » Ten years later, Michael Mann's 'Public Enemies' deserves its due Though not quite ignored at the box office or roundly dismissed by critics, "Public Enemies" deserves more acclaim and recognition for acutely capturing life in a time of turmoil and change. By Sonny Bunch ● Read more » Trump isn't even good at lying anymore Can it be a coverup if you help your adversaries? By Jennifer Rubin ● Read more »   Trump's border wall is now a monument to his failure Who's going to pay for it? Mexi-- um ... the children of American service members! By Paul Waldman ● Read more » This is how authoritarian-style leaders divide us. It doesn't have to be this way. ADVERTISEMENT What do the Democratic candidates' typical voters look like? Identifying each candidate's typical voter brings some clarity. By Jennifer Rubin ● Read more » Everyone knows the 2020 election will be divisive. But will it also be violent? There's reason to worry. By Brian Klaas ● Read more » Donald Trump is showing us a real disturbance We are stuck in the middle of it. By Tom Toles ● Read more »   Populism is bipartisan. Conspiratorial thinking is the province of the far right. Right-wing populists depend on ignorant voters. By Jennifer Rubin ● Read more » 'Our children are in jail': How India is keeping Kashmir isolated and in fear India has decided to overlook the suffering of a besieged population of 8 million. By Rana Ayyub ● Read more » Rep. Steve King should be flushed He said he smacked his lips drinking from a toilet at a migrant detention facility. By Ann Telnaes ● Read more »   Not just Sharpie-gate: 7 other times officials tried to fabricate Trump's 'truth' Trump's doctored weather chart is part of a pattern. By Greg Sargent ● Read more » Mike Pence's sycophancy comes back to bite him The most cringe-worthy sycophant pays a price By Jennifer Rubin ● Read more » We think you'll like this newsletter Check out The Trailer for 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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