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Opinion — Backing a health care price tranparency bill is a no-brainer for vulnerable senators and could help put Republicans over the top in November.
At a time of elevated risk of suicide and mental illness during the coronavirus pandemic, we must do more to help those struggling, Fischer and Smith write.
Our shortage of doctors and nurses predated the coronavirus pandemic, and the problem starts with medical education in America, Durbin and Rubio write.
As we mark the 55th anniversary of the signing of the Voting Rights Act, the letter and spirit of the law is being violated every day, Rep. Fudge writes.
Opinion — It’s been a long time coming, but more and more Americans are waking up to the threat of Chinese influence in our technology.
Opinion — It is past time to modernize the practical functioning of Congress with the pandemic laying bare the shortcomings of its outdated practices.
OPINION — Donald Trump, in the middle of tweeting misinformation amid a pandemic, has decided that the best reelection strategy is scaring suburban voters.
Opinion — Does true free speech still exist? Or is it only for those who comply with “woke” narratives? Those are questions America is grappling with today.
Opinion — Washington rushed to rescue businesses through the CARES Act, but neglected public schools, which are struggling to reopen amid funding shortages.
President Trump’s objections to defense bill provisions put him outside the mainstream of U.S. politics and run counter to what many GOP lawmakers think.
The Bayh-Dole Act helped set the stage for the public-private partnerships that are essential to developing a coronavirus vaccine, Bob Dole writes.
Opinion — State election officials must get the necessary federal support to prepare for safe and secure voting by mail and early voting this fall.
Opinion — Americans are all too eager to recast John Lewis as a secular saint but they ignore the fury to make things right that guided him during his life.
Trump and Biden’s 2020 challenge: 3 percent or bust - Opinion
Opinion — The U.S. urgently needs to change course on its federal response to the pandemic. But alas, there are no signs that Donald Trump wants to change.
Scatology and salvation: Why Zoom is so damn tiring - Uncategorized
Opinion — Pulling back on tariffs on the spirits industry is the quickest, surest way to allay coronavirus-driven market fears and support hospitality jobs.
Opinion — President Donald Trump should allow Congress to work toward a solution for Dreamers and let them continue contributing to our country.
Opinion — House Democrats assured us that their new proxy voting rules would not be subject to abuse, but recent examples have proved otherwise.
Dialysis patients live in mortal fear of COVID-19 transmission, and Congress and federal regulators cannot let up on reforms that will help them.