Opinions P.M.: My son was killed. The driver fled. Anne Sacoolas still must face what she has done.
How can Metro mount a recovery from the pandemic?; Isolation isn't new for those with intellectual disabilities. But covid-19 still poses a threat.; The radical devotion to liberty damages the conservative movement, yet again; Republicans are working on a new bridge to nowhere; Why Trump needs the pandemic to be polarized; 'Meet the Press' apologizes for its Barr blunder; NeverTrump becomes NeverRepublican; Trump's White House is guilty of exactly what it accuses China of doing; I don't smile when I run to be sociable. I smile so I don't get shot.; In case you thought there couldn't be more bad news: Anti-Semitism is spiking; The sad death of the 'hot' economy; Churches have been hypocritical during the pandemic; Trump has a major vulnerability. Democrats should keep pounding it.; Trump's covid-19 response fail; The rise and fall of Alison Roman; Will the courts thwart Trump's overreach?; We need Congress to watch pandemic spending closely. Here's how it can do it.; What Washington must do to protect workers; Vladimir Putin's Russia doesn't deserve a seat on the U.N. Human Rights Council; Will the Supreme Court rectify its qualified immunity mistake?; Retirement in America is already uncertain. Republicans want to make it worse.; What voters and Pelosi know that Trump does not
People with intellectual disabilities are vulnerable to the coronavirus in their living situations and because they suffer disproportionately from preventable disease, chronic pain and other medical issues.
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