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Harris takes her message well beyond the usual venues. Good.

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Jennifer Rubin

Hey Dems, stop doomscrolling and go win the election

Snap out of it, Democrats. Take a deep breath and stop hyperventilating. Vice President Kamala Harris has maintained a consistent lead in the...

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Eugene Robinson

The one thing JD Vance has been right about so far

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Ruth Marcus

Let’s compare how the world treats the Taliban vs. Taiwan

In mid-September, the Taliban’s Foreign Ministry announced that 39 Afghan embassies and consulates around the world answer to it, and not to the...

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Jim Geraghty

It was Ta-Nehisi Coates who asked the tough questions on ‘CBS Mornings’

It’s our job to ask the tough questions. That’s the journalist’s creed that was widely invoked in the wake of the controversial interview this...

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Karen Attiah

This new map can help us heal our democracy

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Danielle Allen

Harris just made a serious mistake with Latino voters

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León Krauze

Obama put Trump in his place. But he also put voters on the spot.

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Jennifer Rubin

Columbus Day is one big accident

You’re reading the Today’s Opinions newsletter. Sign up to get it in your inbox. In today’s edition: Happy Columbus Day, or Indigenous...

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Drew Goins

The Scolder-in-Chief hits the stump for Harris

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Paul Butler

The closing argument Harris should deliver

With the election fast approaching, Kamala Harris has settled into a safe pattern of talking a lot and saying little. Harris’s goal for these...

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Matt Bai

Ignore the horse-race numbers. Harris has other challenges.

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Karen Tumulty

‘College for all’ needs a rethink. National security could depend on it.

NEWPORT NEWS, Va. — The means of preventing, or prevailing in, a major war are made here by the 27,000 who work in three shifts, around the clock...

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George F. Will

The agony of New Hampshire, the ecstasy of Vermont

This column has always run several weeks behind the events of my thru hike, which is fine because there was never supposed to be anything...

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Rusty Foster

Trump upgrades his con to Category 5

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Dana Milbank

Youngkin dances to Trump’s deceitful tune

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Colbert I. King

Lies, liars and lying threaten democracy

At a campaign rally last week in Michigan, former president Donald Trump claimed that “Kamala has spent all her FEMA money, billions of dollars,...

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Kathleen Parker

Fascinated by genetics? Where are the peas Trump made to fornicate?

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Alexandra Petri

Jack Smith just wants to prosecute his case against Donald Trump

“COMPLETE AND TOTAL ELECTION INTERFERENCE,” Donald Trump complained of special counsel Jack Smith’s lengthy filing in the 2020 election...

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Ruth Marcus

Oct. 7 reveals the stark contrast between Harris and Trump

You’re reading Jennifer Rubin’s subscriber-only newsletter. Sign up to get it in your inbox . This week, I examine the two presidential...

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Jennifer Rubin

Why ‘Call Her Daddy’ got more time with Kamala Harris than CNN

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Erik Wemple

The most dangerous moment since the Cold War

As tensions spiral in the Middle East, keep in mind that this is only one of three arenas in the world where revisionists are trying to upend the...

11.10.2024 20

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Fareed Zakaria

The whole world faces its greatest danger in decades

You’re reading the Today’s Opinions newsletter. Sign up to get it in your inbox. In today’s edition: Was this week exhausting for anyone else?...

11.10.2024 5

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Drew Goins

Hogan vs. Alsobrooks is officially a political time warp

Larry Hogan, the Republican nominee for U.S. Senate in Maryland, won’t vote for Donald Trump for president. In 2020, Hogan cast his ballot for...

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Marc Fisher

Nobel Peace Prize lifts Hiroshima testimonies in a plea against complacency

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James Hohmann

A decades-old Trump tape resurfaces

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Drew Goins

Help vs. lies: Hurricane relief is a microcosm of the election stakes

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Jennifer Rubin

Will wider war in the Middle East make America weaker?

One year after Oct. 7, 2023, violence is spreading across the Middle East. On the latest episode of “Impromptu,” columnists David Ignatius and...

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David Ignatius

in the room where they control the weather

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Alexandra Petri

A lost Trump interview comes back to life

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Bob Woodward

This is a great economy. Why can’t we celebrate it?

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Heather Long

There is no purely military solution to Israel’s security woes

Little more than a year ago, on Oct. 7, 2023, Israel suffered arguably the second-biggest intelligence and military failure in its history (after...

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Max Boot

‘Should I be worried about my cat?’ Answering your questions about bird flu.

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Leana S. Wen

How liberals in red states are working around conservative politicians

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Perry Bacon Jr

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