Opinions P.M.: Thorny questions around pandemic socializing are everywhere. Here’s how to tackle them.
Nursing home workers now have the most dangerous jobs in America. They deserve better.; The fight for civil rights isn't a rejection of America's founding. John Lewis knew that.; Andrew Young on John Lewis: 'We chose to give our lives for peace'; A 'shift in tone'? Some reporters never learn.; There's a name for the Washington football team that could end an insult and honor black heroes; 'Fair & Lovely,' skin whitening and the pitfalls of performative allyship; William Barr's new defense of Trump actually unmasks his corruption; Trump prevents his campaign from getting back on track; Maryland's child-care centers need the state's help to survive; Jaime Harrison is chasing Lindsey Graham like a cheetah running down an impala; Biden could be a compromiser or a progressive. That choice is mostly out of his hands.; Why Biden may follow through on a bolder agenda; GOP governors are handling covid-19 better than Democrats, but you'd never know it from the news; More voters are now saying they expect Joe Biden to win; The new 'Cold War' between the U.S. and China is a dangerous myth; Republicans are cornering the market on self-destructive politics; It's school daze for Trump
Civil rights leader Andrew Young, a former U.N. ambassador and congressman, reflects on Rep. John Lewis and the nonviolent tactics they used in the 1960s.
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