Opinions P.M.: I helped design the SIV program. It needs an urgent update if we want to help Afghan refugees.
China's latest crackdown on video gaming isn't really about kids. It's about control.; This is what an unconstrained right-wing Supreme Court looks like; Virginia's post-pandemic economy needs a kick-start ; China's law restricting video gaming for kids isn't wise — it's misdirected moral panic; Texas's abortion law is a nightmare for women — and a warning to the nation; The new GOP rage-fest at Liz Cheney and Adam Kinzinger contains a big tell; It wasn't the State Department's fault; The Supreme Court aids and abets Texas in violating women's constitutional rights; Biden's Afghan retreat has done irreparable damage to our alliances; Two words no parent of a sick child should have to hear: 'At capacity'; I've seen too much dying. This is a vaccine plea to my fellow Southerners.; The age of American privilege is over; Republicans keep crossing the line. Democrats must hold them accountable.; Sorry, Republicans. Newsom will survive recall — and emerge even stronger.; Professors indoctrinating students? In reality, it's the other way around. ; For Navajo, crowded homes have always been a lifeline. The pandemic threatens that.; The D.C. police shooting of Antwan Gilmore raises troubling questions
Agreeing to censorship in exchange for money is a bad look under any circumstances. As recent developments show, it can also turn out to be a bad bargain.
Joe Biden — the great champion of multilateralism and critic of Republican unilateralism — wasn't sure if there was a benefit to picking up the phone and calling a world leader?
For many Navajo, multigenerational homes became one of the deadliest places to be during the pandemic. Solutions are needed to protect both their health and tradition of living together.
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