Opinions P.M.: I thought I was an antiracist therapist. Then I looked more closely.
We're finally talking about structural racism. Republicans are freaking out.; Republicans must do everything in their power to keep this conspiracy theorist out of office; What to rename the Army bases that honor Confederate soldiers; Public opinion on policing has shifted. Here's how to tell if the changes will stick.; Trump must reach out to black voters. His Tulsa rally is the place to start.; A just response to the D.C. protests; France refuses to talk about race. New protests could change that.; From 'white fragility' to 'white rage': The broken promise of America; These interviews about anti-racism help explain America's relationship with race; Mexico's president has given up in the fight against the coronavirus; Here's what a truly shocking revelation would sound like, John Bolton; Trump's Bolton problem is nothing compared with Senate Republicans' woes; The court just teed up LGBTQ protections for so much more than employment; The Trump cult lives in a meaner, alternate universe; Is it the apocalypse? No, it's just the Golden Gate Bridge.; We need smart solutions to mitigate the coronavirus's impact. Here are 46. ; Can Joe Biden penetrate the Fox News bubble? He's about to try.; Republicans should be petrified of the polls; Trump tries to have it both ways on China; The stage is being set for the repudiation of Donald Trump in November; The Republican Party is now the Grand Oblivious Party; Just like Zoom, more companies should expect political pressure from China
10 U.S. Army posts are named for men who committed treason. These suggestions for renaming them would honor soldiers who represent the strength and values of the Army.
Trump's Achilles' heel has been his seeming lack of interest in winning over skeptics who did not vote for him in 2016 but have benefited from his policies.
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