Opinions P.M.: In Ebrahim Raisi, Iran’s clerics have groomed and promoted their ruthless enforcer
Suspend Giuliani's law license — but don't chill free speech; The pathetic new GOP tantrum over Biden's plans is full of empty threats; I oppose indoctrination, which is why I want schools to prove they are thinking acceptable things; Five big things to come out of a bipartisan infrastructure deal; Interior Secretary Deb Haaland on the dark history of Indigenous boarding schools; A war on truth is raging. Not everyone recognizes we're in it. ; How small news outlets are pushing back against Big Tech; Attacking 'merit' in the name of 'equity' is a prescription for mediocrity; Will GOP voter suppression actually work? Jennifer Rubin took your questions.; Cartoons by Ed Hall, Mike Luckovich, Drew Sheneman and Kevin Siers; Maryland's police reform should include restrictions on predictive technology; D.C.'s proposed ban on flavored tobacco is dangerous and counterproductive; Dominion Energy is embracing offshore wind. It'll be a break for the Chesapeake Bay region.; Virginia should use DNA, not posters, to solve a cold-case murder
The first Native American Cabinet secretary in U.S. history opens up about her own grandmother's experience with family separation after announcing a comprehensive review of the troubled legacy of federal boarding schools.
'Please, Go On' Podcast●By James Hohmann ●Read more »
Talking about America's rising levels of polarization, extremism and distrust of institutions as if they were natural disasters or products of social media quirks misses the more immediate threat.
Our democracy can't survive without local news, but small newspapers are increasingly struggling in a digital ad marketplace that's tilted against them.
Voices Across America●By Gary Abernathy ●Read more »
Harvard political philosopher Michael Sandel illustrates a momentous development: progressivism's abandonment of the aspiration that defines the American project – equality of opportunity.
In a remarkable turnaround, the politically powerful electric utility seems to have achieved a transformation from a stubbornly fossil fuel entity to a leader in renewables.
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