Opinions P.M.: Children, stop yelling at me, or I will make certain the climate changes for the worse

Sean Hannity can't make up his mind about the New York Times; Five myths about aging; If Trump extorted a foreign leader for political gain, it's impeachment time; The U.S. has no rules for when the president is a national security threat; Rudy Giuliani defends other people; Can Elizabeth Warren take the heat?; What Betsy DeVos did to the public service debt forgiveness program isn't 'regrettable.' It's wrong.; Trump whistleblower is only pointing out the obvious; What the House should ask the director of national intelligence; As whistleblower scandal deepens, Trump bets on the coverup working; The Republicans' selective belief in states' rights; Cokie Roberts loved being in the know, and not just because it was her job; Netanyahu has dominated the U.S.-Israel relationship. What happens if he's gone?; The recipe for Warren's secret sauce; What might finally ensnare Trump; No patriots to be found: What is the matter with these people?

Sign up for this newsletter Read online Your afternoon dose of Post commentary and guest opinions.       (Michael Reynolds/EPA-EFE/REX) Children, stop yelling at me, or I will make certain the climate changes for the worse You do not want me to be thinking, "I wish that child were somewhere unpleasantly hot." By Alexandra Petri ● Read more » Sean Hannity can't make up his mind about the New York Times One day it's credible, worth quoting. The next, it's worthless, or worse. By Erik Wemple ● Read more » Five myths about aging No, antioxidants and longer telomeres are not the answer to immortality By William Mair ● Read more » If Trump extorted a foreign leader for political gain, it's impeachment time Will the whistleblower allegations finally prove to be the president's undoing? By Max Boot ● Read more » The U.S. has no rules for when the president is a national security threat The whistleblower controversy reveals the limits of our system's defenses. By Asha Rangappa ● Read more »   ADVERTISEMENT Rudy Giuliani defends other people Cronus had every right to devour his children the second they were born, Chris. By Alexandra Petri ● Read more » Can Elizabeth Warren take the heat? With her campaign gaining momentum, we're about to find out. By Paul Waldman ● Read more » What Betsy DeVos did to the public service debt forgiveness program isn't 'regrettable.' It's wrong. Government and the student loan industry are coming together to screw Americans over By Helaine Olen ● Read more » Trump whistleblower is only pointing out the obvious That sinking feeling. By Tom Toles ● Read more »   What the House should ask the director of national intelligence This is the way out of the constitutional crisis. By Jennifer Rubin ● Read more » ADVERTISEMENT As whistleblower scandal deepens, Trump bets on the coverup working The whistleblower complaint involves Ukraine, suggesting a rerun of the Russia scandal. By Greg Sargent ● Read more » The Republicans' selective belief in states' rights When it comes to California, the Trump administration seems to have forgotten its position. By Ann Telnaes ● Read more »   Cokie Roberts loved being in the know, and not just because it was her job She pulled Washingtonians of every type into her orbit. By Kitty Eisele ● Read more » Netanyahu has dominated the U.S.-Israel relationship. What happens if he's gone? After a decade, a change could be coming. By Daniel Shapiro ● Read more » The recipe for Warren's secret sauce And if voters don't like it, well, there's always Amy Klobuchar. By The Ranking Committee ● Read more »   What might finally ensnare Trump Yes, Trump really could be that dumb. By Jennifer Rubin ● Read more » No patriots to be found: What is the matter with these people? Trump's disloyalty is expected, but what about the rest? By Jennifer Rubin ● Read more » We think you'll like this newsletter Check out By The Way for tips and guides that will help you travel better and make you feel like a local wherever you go. Delivered every Thursday. Sign up »

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