Opinions P.M.: A woodpecker is officially declared extinct. Why should we care?
Why progressive Democrats are digging in their heels on spending; The Biden agenda is in peril. Here's the hidden reason it might survive.; Why aren't Democrats doing more on the infrastructure bill? Chat with Jennifer Rubin.; What if everything we think about centrists and ideologues is wrong?; How to stop the coming crisis with North Korea; What Alberta's covid numbers tell us about the deficiencies of Canada's health system; Reproductive rights are on the line. D.C. will stand with Women's Marchers.; The Supreme Court's crisis of legitimacy; U.S.-Mexico ties are already tense. Why is López Obrador trying to make things worse?; To convince vaccine skeptics in D.C.'s Black community, we must first listen; In Northern Virginia, we're working hard to prevent child sex abuse; How to fix Virginia's home-care crisis ; Will Gov. Hogan walk the walk on Baltimore transit?; Biden's China policy is admirable but underfunded
North Korea is testing new missiles. Victor Cha — a hardliner — encourages U.S. diplomacy in response. A foreign policy advisor to George W. Bush, Cha advocates for humanitarian assistance.
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When a state as poor as Alabama possesses a health-care system with a higher emergency capacity than Canada's wealthiest province, clearly something's gone terribly wrong.
Over the years, the approach to preventing abuse in Northern Virginia and across the country has changed very little. As a society, we often fail to put children first.
Inexplicably, the Biden administration has responded to China's increasing coarseness, South China Sea aggressiveness and gusher of military spending by proposing to cut real (inflation-adjusted) U.S. defense spending.
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