Opinions P.M.: The lessons we learned from Minneapolis this week
The 5 dumbest GOP arguments against D.C. statehood; India is collapsing under a second wave of coronavirus. Callousness and incompetence are killing us.; Poor tenants get thrown into court without lawyers — and so they almost always lose; To beat back vaccine hesitancy, start with churches; Republicans are undermining American democracy. Here's how it could backfire on them.; Our dad is held unjustly in an Iranian prison. This is his story. ; End welfare as we know it — for the upper middle class; The Big Lie has gotten so bad that even some Republicans are running from it; Earth Day; Here is how the filibuster dies; The anti-immigrant sentiments of the America First Caucus should have no place in the GOP; Biden isn't FDR. He's the anti-Reagan.; You probably haven't watched any of the Best Picture nominees. They're worth it.; Want to get political at the Oscars? Tell the truth about what China is doing in Xinjiang.; Why Peloton is no corporate hero; We should soon stop catering to the vaccine holdouts; We can't reimagine safety without being clear-eyed about America's gun problem; I'm a former Baltimore police detective. Cities like mine should embrace a community responder model.; Jagmeet Singh is not Justin Trudeau's worst nightmare after all; A Georgetown installation is transforming the discussion of public art
In Cleveland, there is a chance for a level playing field in housing court. In the city next door, tenants are more likely to be thrown out of their homes.
What China is doing to the Uyghurs is a story that needs to be told. And telling stories is what Hollywood does best — when they're not too scared to spin a tale.
The neighborhood may be a monument of old historical ideals, but it can make room for futuristic artifacts that question the relationship between man and machine.
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