Opinions P.M.: There's an industry that talks daily about ‘masters’ and ‘slaves.’ It needs to stop.
The Trump administration has all but given up fighting the pandemic; As crises multiply, Trump's Senate allies respond: But her emails!; These are the 9 Senate seats most likely to flip. Things don't look good for Republicans.; Trump's reckless endangerment problem; How Virginia will tackle racial injustice; Trump pledged to bring back coal. Like everything under him, it collapsed instead.; Christians are being unjustly imprisoned. Where is Bible-toting Trump?; Why I can't watch the police videos anymore; The personal finance industry must address racial discrimination; A test for democracy in the Philippines; I thought I understood issues of race. I was wrong.; The markets finally figured out the economy is rotten; Trump's ugly appeal to white voters: Pick a side; Instead of 'defund' the police, imagine a broader role for them with public health; The massive scope of change following George Floyd's death; To fix our cities, we must reckon with our racist urban past; Why we're not going back to the office any time soon; 2020 has been rough. But most of the year's misfortunes were self-inflicted.; George Floyd's name will be on Congress's policing legislation. We can thank his daughter.; As a judge, I have to follow the Supreme Court. It should fix this mistake.; Joe Biden needs a China narrative that refutes today's political angst; Nancy Pelosi knows the public is on her side; I used to be a police chief. This is why it's so hard to fire bad cops.
The traditional American antipathy toward generous social welfare benefits is rooted not in our can-do, self-help beliefs, but in our attitudes toward race.
Police labor organizations have immense power to block the discipline of bad cops. There can be no true reform until we elect leaders willing to stand up to the unions.
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