Opinions

We may have stumbled upon exactly the kind of litmus test that could prove useful.

The bipartisan Senate infrastructure bill means Democrats will have to go it alone in pursuing even bigger spending and raising taxes. Voters will notice.

“Frankenstein”: Avoid doctors.

For at least a moment, Democrats ought to appreciate, and celebrate, what their party has accomplished.

The president is fighting a rear-guard action to save political rationality.

Gavin Newsom is at the center of too many Golden State storms.

To ensure stable housing for all, eviction courts require urgent and fundamental redesign.

To save the lives of those who are responsible for saving our lives, we must create spaces for police officers to talk openly about suicide.

Here in Evanston, Ill., we've laid down a blueprint that communities across the country could use to achieve racial justice.

The well-being of our students and staff is just too important.

Artificial intelligence cannot be allowed to enact rampant, systemic discrimination.

Glenn Youngkin is helping to undermine faith in democracy.

The impasse is an urgent warning.

The United States was stalemated, not defeated. There’s a difference — and how big a difference may soon become tragically apparent.

No police training or manual recommends that officers pound on a suspect’s face as a means of subduing him.

A new edict lends even more urgency to the parent-led movements taking place in so many school districts in Virginia.

Virginia's congressional delegation should be watching the gubernatorial race closely.

For the more than 300,000 people pass through the corridor every day, failing to act means more missed opportunities for families and jobs.

The true risks and impacts of the project won't be known until Marylanders can see the cost-benefit analysis, an adequate analysis of the predevelopment agreement and the final environmental impact statement.