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The bipartisan bill focuses on self-preferencing, but with nuance.
Treasury’s report on economic sanctions restates the problem — but doesn’t solve it.
The old-school benefit of the doubt is granted to officers who kill an unarmed man — again.
The same car that derailed had come off the tracks twice previously the same day. Was that known, and if so, why was the car kept in service?
A professor at the University of Michigan made a mistake. The response was a mistake, too.
People's choices are key to human vulnerability.
The most serious potential split in the European Union since Brexit shows signs of coming to a head.
Why was no attention paid to the problems when it was poor Black and Hispanic people complaining about the conditions?
That’s not what our democracy — or learning — is about.
The Memorial organization is threatened as Alexei Navalny languishes in prison.
Republicans accuse Democrats of a Marxist plot to track the minute details of Americans’ financial lives. The reality is far different.
What the scary-sounding weapons can and can't do.
After many years, the first malaria vaccine is ready for widespread use.
If Republicans believe Dilawar Syed should not be confirmed, they should show up, vote against him and explain why they are doing so.
A derailment unearths issues that went unreported for years.
Always aspiring to balance passion and wisdom, Colin Powell carved a special place in the nation’s history.
The Democratic Party is more ideologically diverse than the Congressional Progressive Caucus.
A mass kidnapping of Americans is a reminder that the hemisphere’s most dysfunctional state cannot fix itself.
The country's leader, Alexander Lukashenko, is descending to new depths of repression.
The pandemic is squeezing out or putting immense pressure on health care around the world.
South Dakota and others enable corruption with their trust rules.
Virginia's GOP gubernatorial candidate embraces the state’s most polarizing politician.
Democrats' big social spending bill must be paid for as advertised.
Three months after the July 11 uprising, protesters are challenging the regime again.
A Virginia suburb squandered time and money to stop a Muslim cemetery.
Democrats must now prioritize this tax reform and press it through while they have the chance.
A profession whose motto is to protect and serve should recognize the danger that is posed to the public by officers who refuse to get vaccinated
Will they want to toss out mandatory fire alarms next?
The Biden administration must move cautiously to avoid a new surge at the border.
No matter his success on the football field, Mr. Gruden’s words, and the attitude they reflect, are disqualifying.
The seesaw of protection should end, and only Congress can end it.
A clinical trial of the antiviral drug molnupiravir shows promise in treating those already infected with covid-19.
China could try to conquer the island unless the United States and allies raise the costs.
A credible investigation must ensue.
It is profoundly wrong that the more than 710,000 people who make their home in the nation’s capital are denied a vote in the decisions of their...
This indictment is a welcome sign that prosecutors will seek to hold police officers to account.
This is no way to run a government.
Maria Ressa and Dmitry Muratov demonstrate the essentiality of a free press in a crucial moment.
His intent is to affirm and legitimize doubts about whether U.S. elections can be trusted.
Democrats and Republicans take a small step back from the fiscal cliff.
It may soon be time to stop threatening pressure on Mr. Ahmed and start exerting it.
Recent deaths, including that of a 5-year-old girl, highlight long-standing concerns that D.C. is failing to provide the attention and resources...
The world has been broadly aware of the patterns and prevalence of clergy sex abuse for nearly 20 years, in diocese after diocese, city after city,...
Francis S. Collins is stepping down after 12 years as director of the National Institutes of Health.
Between now and the end of the month, Democrats must substantially pare down their social spending bill.
The more things change in terms of control over Washington, the more they will stay the same in terms of U.S. economic policy toward China.
Minority voting clout drives a partisan wedge in the state’s new redistricting commission.
The latest group involved in a harassment scandal is the National Women’s Soccer League.
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