Opinion · 117th Congress
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OPINION – Washington must seem increasingly irrelevant to Americans dealing with Life 101. The infighting is leaving them exhausted.
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OPINION – Washington must seem increasingly irrelevant to Americans dealing with Life 101. The infighting is leaving them exhausted.
OPINION — Regardless of how the contest between Terry McAuliffe and Glenn Youngkin turns out, Democrats ought to be worried about 2022.
OPINION — It would be a profound betrayal to legal immigrants if they can’t be helped because Democrats cannot get everything they want.
OPINION — Republicans nationwide are showing us that accumulating power is the goal, with no guardrails on how you acquire or keep it.
OPINION — As Biden prioritizes trillion-dollar progressive demands over fixing the economy, his party could be punished in the midterms.
OPINION — Afghan evacuees deserve a clear pathway to permanent legal status in honor of the sacrifices they made to work with the U.S.
OPINION — From seeing pets as just “fun,” we now recognize their help in addressing mental health, medical conditions and social connection.
OPINION — The federal government can learn from other governments, both foreign and domestic, to develop stronger data privacy laws.
OPINION — Biden’s determination to create a transformational legacy for himself at any cost is blinding him to political realities.
OPINION — The extended drama over the debt ceiling is just the way the parties do their business these days, but the consequences are huge.
OPINION — Conservation funding should be distributed equitably between inland and coastal needs, but the current balance is far from fair.
OPINION — Democrats have a toolkit of policy hacks to appease both moderates and progressives and get a reconciliation bill passed.
OPINION — Many D.C. big shots have got the strong leadership down pat. It’s the justice that’s in short supply today, Curtis writes.
OPINION — Sinema and Manchin are independent thinkers who put representing their states over adhering to an increasingly ideological party.
OPINION — Biden’s problem right now stems from the way that he has been strategizing as a legislator rather than a president.
OPINION — The INFORM Consumers Act would target third-party sellers of fake, stolen or dangerous goods on online platforms like Amazon.
OPINION — As the top Democrat on Appropriations with a chance to make history, Sen. Pat Leahy is more likely than not to run for reelection.
OPINION — Democrats missed their chance at making fundamental change a decade ago. They shouldn’t this time, writes Ady Barkan.
OPINION — The pandemic has taught Americans to value their homes, however modest, as a refuge. If they have one.
OPINION — Washington has perhaps never seen two members of the same party further apart in their economic beliefs than Sanders and Manchin.