Opinions P.M.: How William Barr served as Trump’s legal heat shield
The Republican counteroffer on infrastructure is a sound proposal. Democrats should take it seriously.; The media's dereliction of duty on the lab leak theory; When it comes to knowing U.S. history, we should all be 'woke'; A Memorial Day where Black lives matter; Happy 80th, Bob Dylan! We're thinking about the government taxing you more.; Republicans are not in disarray. They're united in their attack on democracy.; Whatever Republicans are doing, it isn't working; Republicans are laying a devious trap for Democrats. They shouldn't get scammed.; It's 'The Code' of the NHL, and it has no cure for stupid; The GOP's opposition to the Jan. 6 commission is a gift to Democrats; UNC's tenure controversy over Nikole Hannah-Jones points to the right's conundrum over cancel culture; Democrats are wasting time pursuing their dream elections reform bill. Here's a better path.; Police misconduct isn't just brutality. The Justice Department needs to investigate failures to protect.; Election-deniers are running for a key role in swing states. It could lead to a scary 2024.; Republicans want mini-Trumps in 2022? Democrats would be delighted.
Newly released portions of a Justice Department memo demonstrate that Attorney General William P. Barr was determined to protect President Trump from legal jeopardy — and bad press.
Brutal police departments also often fail to treat victims of sex crimes compassionately or to handle their cases effectively. The Justice Department should tackle these issues when it investigates departments.
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