Opinions P.M.: The 50 best Halloween songs of all time
A blackface 'Othello' and the broken debate over cancel culture; Why Democrats should prepare for years of headaches; No issue is more important than voting rights; Don't let Trump's 'privilege' claim thwart the Jan. 6 investigation; Why Biden, a Senate success, is a White House mess; The Bannon's in your court, Attorney General Garland; Kevin McCarthy's vile attack on Liz Cheney shows the dangers of a GOP House; Why the supply chain crunch will continue into 2022; The big pandemic lesson is the one we've not fully learned; Why the E.U.'s crackdown on Poland is justified ; Montgomery County's vaccination rate is high enough for the county to fully reopen; Cartoons by Tim Campbell, Joe Heller, David Horsey and Drew Sheneman; Virginia's criminal justice reform leads to campaign fictions; Mayor Bowser's harsh plan for D.C.'s homeless encampments must end
Let's be clear: Using a Senate filibuster to obstruct the Freedom to Vote Act was just as subversive as state actions to roll back access to the franchise.
Courts have been judiciously reluctant to referee tussles between the political — the legislative and executive — branches. Making an exception here is merited.
Mastering the art of inside-baseball negotiating legislation has nothing to do with showing the kind of consistent, public leadership that a successful presidency requires.
The House voted to hold former White House chief strategist Stephen K. Bannon in criminal contempt of Congress for refusing to comply with a subpoena related to the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol.
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