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Our columnists — and you, the readers — assess how the president performed during his first year in office.
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How McConnell's obstruction playbook really works for Republicans.
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Putin does only what he has been led to believe he can get away with.
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Let's review the history.
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The "epiphany" came, except it's Democrats who have finally seen the light.
By Paul Waldman ● Read more »
Biden is a weak president. This will likely mean a defeat for Democrats in the midterms; but for Ukraine, it could mean much worse.
By Henry Olsen ● Read more »
This latest assault on journalists will only create more tension and more hatred.
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Debate on voting rights legislation revealed the best and the worst of the Senate.
By Jennifer Rubin ● Read more »
The Florida legislature needs to think bigger about what to ban!
By Alexandra Petri ● Read more »
Black Americans demonstrated their growing power during the Trump years. Predictably, they're being punished for it now.
By Perry Bacon Jr. ● Read more »
Democracy defenders need to start now.
The holiday has faded into deserved obscurity. But it should be abolished.
By Karen Attiah ● Read more »
(Sergio Peçanha for The Washington Post)
This calculator will help you measure the great commuting time suck and how it translates into what you're missing in life.
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Check nearly any municipal or county jail in the country, and you'll find people locked up on the charge of "failure to pay."
By Tony Messenger ● Read more »
Jobs in the sector, long regarded as better than many other kinds of middle-class opportunities, aren't always what they once were.
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