Opinions P.M.: Extreme wokeness vs. right-wing authoritarianism? It’s no contest which is worse.
This may be Israel's best chance at reconciliation; Rail is central to Maryland's future; Can equality be realized at the home of the father of the Constitution?; The Palestinian political class has become a heavy burden on the people; D.C.'s cheap parking permits are the Achilles' heel of the Comprehensive Plan; Netanyahu just showed that he's as graceless and selfish as Trump; Russia has hundreds of political prisoners. In Geneva, President Biden can help free some of them.; Cartoon by Pedro X. Molina; Why Manchin's defense of bipartisanship is a canard; A Turkish gang leader's revelations are shocking Turkey. I reported the truth six years ago.; Are Democrats doomed in the midterms? Not if they can do this first. ; Like the U.S., Israel bids goodbye to an unhinged leader; American cities needed a boost after a brutal year. Enter 'In the Heights.'; Here's why the old playbook for fighting wildfires doesn't work anymore; Merrick Garland has said some fine words. Now he needs to act.; The horrors of Uyghur genocide will not be hidden
Montpelier's extraordinary power of place is remarkable in demonstrating how a single space was simultaneously occupied by opposite paradigms of power.
The historical conditions that produced the traditional Palestinian leadership do not exist anymore, and there is no longer a unified political project.
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