Opinion · 116th Congress
Don’t let the COVID-19 crisis delay reforms to our organ transplant system
Dialysis patients live in mortal fear of COVID-19 transmission, and Congress and federal regulators cannot let up on reforms that will help them.
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Dialysis patients live in mortal fear of COVID-19 transmission, and Congress and federal regulators cannot let up on reforms that will help them.
Opinion — 2020 is on course to be a total revolution against Trump by suburban women if something doesn’t change quickly.
Opinion — Retroactively rewriting insurance contracts due to the pandemic would be bad public policy and devastating for our economic recovery.
Opinion — Black Americans still struggle to not be seen as stereotypes deserving of criminalization for any slight step outside a pre-determined norm.
Opinion — COVID-19 is going to force Democrats to decide which of their political “friends” are essential and which aren’t, and it’s not going to be pretty.
Opinion — The future of our democracy depends on America’s experiment with Trumpism ending permanently with a Biden landslide in November.
The very American Postal Service now a partisan pawn, with democracy at stake - Opinion
Women say it’s time to reopen America — safely - Opinion
If Congress can’t pass police reform now, we just don’t need a Congress - Opinion
Opinion — While abortion takes primacy for socially conservative voters, a few are now considering issues of life in more nuanced ways.
Opinion — There is no doubt that there is serious work to be done. But America will overcome this crisis as it has done so many times before.
Russia, impeachment, Brett Kavanaugh, Democratic nominee Bernie Sanders all had their turn. Now Stu Rothenberg muses on what still hasn’t happened.
Opinion — Amid the heartbreak and the turmoil of the moment, perhaps we have reached a rare “Why not?” moment in American history, Shapiro writes.
OPINION — If it’s Jacksonville’s time in the spotlight instead of Charlotte, that city can decide if it’s inherited a windfall or a colossal headache.
Opinion — Both Biden and Trump face a volatile electorate that is looking for strong leadership. But it’s not clear who will win that argument.
The coronavirus and global protests against racial injustice have thrown elections in Georgia into unprecedented territory, Murphy writes.
Just as it’s better to beg for forgiveness than ask for permission, the president gets the benefit of the doubt on what constitutes a national emergency.
Opinion — The United States has an opportunity to be a leader in the fight against illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing.
Opinion — There is hope that Americans demanding justice will be heard. But fear is a powerful motivator, something Trump instinctively senses.
Opinion — A poorly designed system at the Department of Commerce is making things harder, not easier, for U.S. aluminum companies and workers.