The Washington Post Trump doesn’t want to hear about Russian election interference. So Congress must step up. The Washington Post - Editorial BoardThe administration’s antipathy toward the so-called deep state is familiar and enduring. “My guess is 1,690 of them voted for Hillary Clinton for president, and 1,600 of them came to work every single
The Washington Post The movement to end Canada The Washington Post - J.J. McCulloughThere’s much to suggest this project of post-colonial dissolution is the path Canada’s currently on. Beginning in 2010, organized opposition has incrementally arisen in response to a long-proposed plan
The Washington Post Korean pop culture is everywhere. And it’s taken on a life of its own. The Washington Post - Euny HongThis is not a new trend. The world has been gobbling up Korean pop culture for years — and not just music or movies. As early as 2009, a Korean television drama called “Jumong” was so popular in Iran families
The Washington Post Courts are seeing through Republicans’ voter suppression trickery The Washington Post - Editorial BoardIntent to discriminate was a “primary motivating factor” behind the voter ID law enacted in 2018 by North Carolina’s Republican legislature, as per the judgment of a three-judge panel of the state’s Court
The Washington Post Are Mike Bloomberg and Mitt Romney the same candidate? The Washington Post - Stephen StrombergSandy is a suburb south of Salt Lake City. Interstate 15 runs between them. Bloomberg — or, more likely, one of his 20 staffers in the state — hates that traffic as much as the next Utahn. The crowd laughed
The Washington Post William McRaven: If good men like Joe Maguire can’t speak the truth, we should be deeply afraid The Washington Post - William H. McRavenI have known Joe for more than 40 years. There is no better officer, no better man and no greater patriot. He served for 36 years as a Navy SEAL. In 2004, he was promoted to the rank of rear admiral and
The Washington Post Klobuchar and Warren are shattering the expectations of female candidates The Washington Post - Karen TumultyIn the past two Democratic presidential debates, women have dominated by casting aside those traditional admonitions about what voters will tolerate. Sen. Amy Klobuchar (D-Minn.) owes her stronger-than-expected
The Washington Post What Mike Bloomberg has and has not done The Washington Post - Jennifer RubinThose three cases are likely a small fraction of what’s out there. As has been previously reported, there were dozens of employment cases that were brought against Bloomberg’s business, some percentage
The Washington Post Welcome to South Carolina, Democrats. We don’t play by normal rules. The Washington Post - Kathleen ParkerWe’re otherwise known for Rep. Joe Wilson’s “You lie!” during President Barack Obama’s 2009 address to a joint session of Congress and, years later, for Obama’s rendition of “Amazing Grace” at a funeral
The Washington Post Why so many people think the world is rigged The Washington Post - David Von DrehleThe differences between Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders could fill a book. But when two such different candidates end up in such a similar situation, politically speaking, it makes sense to look for the
The Washington Post Bloomberg’s debate debacle is a part of his flawed strategy The Washington Post - Hugh HewittWhich is so odd. Stephen Schwarzman, a co-founder of private-equity giant Blackstone, has a new book out, “What It Takes: Lessons in the Pursuit of Excellence.” It has a lot to offer the non-Wall-Street-addicted,
The Washington Post Billboards have gotten out of control in West Virginia The Washington Post - Letters to the EditorIt seems a necessary step for West Virginia legislators to intervene regarding the Hilltop House Hotel in Harpers Ferry, W.Va. While they’re at it, perhaps the state could do something about the excessive
The Washington Post Rising above hate The Washington Post - Letters to the EditorDespite the disheartening Feb. 17 front-page article “ ‘The president says it . . . Why can’t they?,’ ” about how President Trump’s rhetoric has changed how kids are harassed and bullied at school, there
The Washington Post I support William Barr The Washington Post - Letters to the EditorI am a former Justice Department prosecutor and recently retired after some 49 years in active department and private practice. And, at the risk of sounding boastful, I had a pretty good career at the
The Washington Post Why Trump is right to set aesthetic criteria for federal buildings The Washington Post - Letters to the EditorWere “purpose and function” the governing considerations, we would have few of the landmarks that we love today, including the Roman Forum, Haussmann’s Paris, London’s Regent Street and Washington’s Federal
The Washington Post How the federal government should handle climate change The Washington Post - Letters to the EditorWhat should the federal government be doing? Some first steps include improving disclosure of climate-related risks when property is sold, updating the federal flood insurance program to recognize changing
The Washington Post Calling people ‘wimps’ is not the path to gun control The Washington Post - Letters to the EditorInstead of being dismissive of the other side on gun control, we should first understand why they think what they do. The roles of guns in rural and urban communities are very different, which is why is
The Washington Post Happy Hour Roundup The Washington Post - Greg Sargent* Shane Harris, Ellen Nakashima, Michael Scherer and Sean Sullivan report that Putin has his eye on intervening in another 2020 contest as well: U.S. officials have told Sen. Bernie Sanders that Russia
The Washington Post How Bloomberg has unleashed my inner Sanders The Washington Post - Ruth MarcusThis is a fundamental point that Democrats have been too willing to suppress, desperate as they are for someone, anyone, who seems capable of defeating President Trump. In their hearts, they know it’s
The Washington Post Let the moon rush begin The Washington Post - Homer HickamAs these efforts get going, however, it’s important to avoid the thinking of a half-century ago and look at the moon in a different way. This is, after all, not your grandfather’s moon. After the Apollo
The Washington Post How did the Post Opinions Simulator perform in New Hampshire? The Washington Post - David BylerBiden and Sen. Elizabeth Warren (Mass.) were on the low end of their range of plausible results, with neither of them getting enough votes to get any delegates. Sanders and Buttigieg got first and second
The Washington Post How accurate was the Post Opinions Simulator in Iowa? The Washington Post - David BylerAfter the dust from the Iowa party’s procedural disaster settled and Iowa Democrats belatedly reported results, it became clear that the polls had some dead-on hits and some notable misses. Polling suggested
The Washington Post Disagreeing with the president The Washington Post - Letters to the EditorUnfortunately, I am one citizen who is unable to rise above his dislike of the present administration to love my enemy. Arthur C. Brooks should count himself fortunate that “nothing of consequence” happened
The Washington Post Millions of us, of across many faiths, pray for Trump The Washington Post - Letters to the EditorRegarding Colbert I. King’s Feb. 15 op-ed, “Should we pray for Trump?”: In addition to the bounteous prayers of Episcopal Bishop Michael B. Curry, the president receives the prayers from millions of Americans
The Washington Post Pete Buttigieg isn’t a moderate The Washington Post - Letters to the EditorIn his Feb. 14 op-ed, “The rise of the moderate Democrat,” David Ignatius claimed the Democratic Party’s “moderate wing” was revived with the victory of Democratic presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg
The Washington Post Ivanka Trump aids and abets the administration’s assault on reproductive rights The Washington Post - Letters to the EditorIn imposing the global gag rule and blocking funding to the United Nations Population Fund, the Trump administration has harmed the reproductive health of people around the world. Ms. Trump’s complicity
The Washington Post ‘Upzoning’ in Arlington would threaten green space The Washington Post - Letters to the Editor“Upzoning” to multifamily housing would destroy even more neighborhood green space on the completely unsubstantiated assertion that somehow that would preserve other “offsetting” green space beyond the
The Washington Post I was expelled from China for my reporting, too. It’s part of a larger strategy. The Washington Post - John PomfretThe party’s tactics are part of a long history of blaming Westerners and, in particular, Americans for the Communist Party’s problems. I should know. Like the Journal’s ace correspondents, Josh Chin, Deng
The Washington Post Why the Russians still prefer Trump The Washington Post - Max BootTrump’s claims of being tough on Russia are belied by the fact that he has a fit whenever any U.S. officials confirm that Russia attacked the 2016 election or tryto safeguard future elections. It’s no
