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It is both sad and curious that many political operatives who claim to “protect democracy” so often do so with no respect or understanding for our...
The system for firing D.C. police officers is broken, and it should be fixed.
Finally, the Biden administration is throwing its weight behind sending in a force that would presumably include U.S. personnel in some capacity.
Educators should not rely only on outside help to fix this problem for them.
Congress should press on to find the truth, but the current administration has a role to play, too.
The Golden State is the latest — and largest — jurisdiction to act. But millions of Americans elsewhere are still struggling to afford such a...
Voting is the essence of citizenship. That’s why The Post opposes a bill that would allow an estimated 50,000 noncitizens to cast ballots in local...
It is past time to protect children from the lifelong risks associated with vaping.
Republican Barry Glassman would break that pattern and offer a sensible hand overseeing tax collection, Maryland's pension fund and major state...
A federal court ruling undermines trust in the process of keeping government secrets.
The NFL has a history of denying and downplaying the seriousness of head injuries — and of promising to do better. Tragically, it seems that will...
When their economies stagnate and discontent increases, autocrats sometimes try to distract their people with adventures abroad.
One of the most influential agencies in Maryland's most populous locality suffers a dysfunctional meltdown triggered by personality disputes. The...
The outcome is just another reason to scoff at claims from Mr. Trump that the legal system is treating him unfairly.
If the prevalence of long covid turns out to be 1 in 5 people, that’s 124 million infected worldwide who will create large burdens on health-care...
Trump and his enablers should face consequences for Jan. 6. Prompting an attack on the Capitol cannot go unanswered, by the voters, by the DOJ, by us...
After years of pent-up grievances, young people in Iran are taking to the streets in a direct challenge to the theocracy that has ruled since 1979,...
It is worth trying to answer the critical question raised by Alexei Navalny: What is next for Russia?
New Interior Department rules place strict limits on when police can open fire. They're too late for Bijan Ghaisar, but they may have saved his life.
A U.N. intervention is justified — but not to prop up the current, unelected, illegitimate government of Prince Minister Ariel Henry.
With lengthy waiting lists and soaring costs, the scale of the crisis is obvious.
There are worrisome signs of a possible wave.
Enabling Ukraine to limit the damage from Putin’s aerial terrorism will help assure that this campaign proves an exercise in strategic futility.
Credit Metro’s new general manager for squarely facing up to one of the more nettlesome problems facing the transit system.
Internet access has been essential to the Iranians who have taken to the streets after a young woman died in police custody last month.
Rep. Brown, a three-term Maryland Democrat who also served in the Army, the Army Reserve and as the state's lieutenant governor, would make a fine...
The situation calls for a coolheaded short-term response followed by smart longer-term strategy.
Further erosion would undermine the intent of a 1965 law that was a signature achievement of the civil rights era.
The nation does not have to sit by and watch the system unravel.
But that doesn’t make any less shocking or sickening the details of abuse and misconduct that are laid bare in a new report about U.S. women’s...
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis must be called to account for the trickery inflicted on migrants he flew to Martha's Vineyard.
The FDA would have to do things just right for this plan to pay off.
Getting the response right begins with understanding why President Vladimir Putin might have chosen to strike where and when he did.
When they have been hired, Black coaches have been twice as likely to get fired after posting a record of .500 or better than coaches of other races.
A new audit finds that transit officials routinely ignore reports about problems with radio and other communications systems.
Donald Trump is unfit to be president. Hillary Clinton would extend America's long political divide. The Chicago Tribune endorses Libertarian Gary...
The nation’s lawmakers should be safe.
Putin is getting closer to the peril of the Cuban Missile Crisis. He flirts with a dance of death. The only sane thing to do is stand down and end...
In heavily Democratic D.C., general elections can sometimes seem like afterthoughts. Not so this year.
Skipping the booster is needlessly risky.
Live audio has not harmed the quality of arguments during the pandemic. And it has made the judicial process much more accessible to the public.
President Biden floated the idea of reforming the U.N. Security Council's membership and process. Alas, the existing structure defies fixing.
Vladimir Putin’s language is escalating precisely because his strategic position is deteriorating.
Asteroid collisions with our planet are what’s known as low-probability, high-impact events — much like, say, pandemics.
A Maryland judge has ruled the state can begin to count mail-in ballots in the fall's election starting Oct. 1. The Republican gubernatorial...
The plan is both expensive and of dubious legality.
The legislation that finally emerged did so close enough to the legislature’s fall break that skeptical lawmakers could use its lateness as an...
In a new report come details of how Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro personally directed the bone-crushing security services to silence dissent.
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