Opinion · 118th Congress
Meet 2023’s politics, even more dramatic than 2022’s
The messy Republican fight over the next House speaker is a reminder that, despite a new year starting, there is no bottom in U.S. politics.
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Opinion · 117th Congress
Congress must call Amazon’s bluff on antitrust
For instance, the Chamber of Progress declared that S 2992, or the “nondiscrimination” legislation, would “ban Amazon Prime.”
Opinion · 117th Congress
You don’t notice climate change, until you do
Martin Luther King Jr.’s solemn holiday.
Opinion · 117th Congress
America’s cultural education also needs a ‘truth’ upgrade
Sometimes, though, it’s serious, as in the case of 1988’s “Mississippi Burning.” Director Alan Parker used the excuse of creative license when he made heroes out of agents in J.
Opinion · 117th Congress
When an insurrection is seen as just another day in America
Andrew S. Clyde, the same Clyde seen — mouth open and terrified — helping to barricade the besieged doors that day.
Opinion · 116th Congress
To honor John Lewis, and our democracy, restore the Voting Rights Act now
S. Capitol and used dozens of pens to sign one of the most important documents in U. S. history — the Voting Rights Act.
Opinion · 116th Congress
Rothenberg’s Best & Worst of 2019 Year-End Awards
Susan Collins Stuart RothenbergFormer special counsel Robert S. Mueller IIINew York Republican Rep.
Opinion · 116th Congress
The impeachment holiday gift catalog
And Bolton, who has already broken with Trump, should not expect the Republican National Committee to spend $100,000 on bulk orders of his book, as they did for Donald Trump Jr.’s “Triggered.”
Opinion · 116th Congress
Are we in this American experiment together? A July Fourth question to contemplate
But he was not so charming when his submarine commander character in 1943’s “Destination Tokyo” said: “The Japs don’t understand the love we have for our women.
Opinion · 115th Congress
Did the Politics of Division Work? Yes and No
a Republican Party, whose leader has doubled down on noxious rhetoric about minorities, immigrants of color and women and prompted censors to think up new ways to record his reported comments about “s-hole
Opinion · 115th Congress
Opinion: Beware the Dog Days of August
At least that’s always the usual explanation for the mass exodus that leaves Washington nearly uninhabited for much of D.C.’s dog days.
Opinion · 115th Congress
Opinion: As Hurricane Season Approaches, It’s Time to Fix Disaster Funding
By investing in resiliency after Hurricane Katrina in 2005, Mississippi withstood the 85 mph winds and 10-foot storm surges of 2017’s Hurricane Nate without significant damage.
Opinion · 115th Congress
Opinion: Will the Marches Make a Difference?
The targets included some of the chambers’ most powerful Democrats — House Speaker Thomas S.
Opinion · 114th Congress
Chaotic Convention Puts Trump’s Managerial Brilliance in Question
Chaotic Convention Puts Trump's Managerial Brilliance in Question -
Opinion · 114th Congress
Melania Appropriates Michelle’s Words as GOP Borrows Dem-Style Emotion
Melania Appropriates Michelle's Words as GOP Borrows Dem-Style Emotion -