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N95 respirators will protect people regardless of what others are doing.
By Shira Doron, Westyn Branch-Elliman and Elissa Perkins ● Read more »
Creating a mandate to monitor Islamophobia comes with its own risks.
By Masih Alinejad ● Read more »
If you don't want to be compared to a repressive regime that doesn't allow free speech and expression, stop acting like one.
By the Editorial Board ● Read more »
ECA reform won't end our bitter partisanship. But it would help secure our republic.
By Henry Olsen ● Read more »
Ending a thousand conflicts of interest can begin with a single step.
By Katrina vanden Heuvel ● Read more »
The rage of the ancestors roiled within me when I heard talk of Black voters giving up.
By Jonathan Capehart ● Read more »
I can't believe what Biden called Peter Doocy! Unrelatedly, I have slumbered for half a decade.
By Alexandra Petri ● Read more »
The court is now the key policymaking arm of the Republican Party.
By Paul Waldman ● Read more »
The new Virginia governor is playing to those who crave maximal social conflict.
By Greg Sargent ● Read more »
If he fails to do so, this could be the end of the Atlantic alliance.
By Marc A. Thiessen ● Read more »
A pragmatic Democrat who can win statewide can flip a critical seat.
By Jennifer Rubin ● Read more »
Democrats may need to settle for half a loaf.
Hear from U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, Linda Thomas-Greenfield as Russia amasses troops on the Ukrainian border.
'Capehart' Podcast ● Read more »
The political will to take on the state's agricultural industry — a major source of water pollution — is hard to detect.
Voices Across America ● By Lizette Alvarez ● Read more »
I have a different curriculum in mind.
By Shabana Basij-Rasikh ● Read more »
As omicron spreads, so have the harrowing stories of outbreaks on cruise ships.
By Lissette Marquez ● Read more »
Zimmern might not be an obvious choice, but he could be the ideal figure to inspire changes in how we think about food.
By Jason Rezaian ● Read more »
The workers who built the stadia where the games will be held generally don't even make enough in a month to buy a ticket.
By Natasha Iskander ● Read more »
The governor is putting the health and education of our children at risk to satisfy his political base.
By Eileen Filler-Corn ● Read more »
Maryland has problems that can be addressed if the legislature would abandon its default "tax and spend" mind-set.
By Randolph May ● Read more »
A Senate bill could have profound implications for reproductive rights in the state.
By Norman Leahy ● Read more »
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