Opinions

Everyone wants to show solidarity with the victims of Russia's invasion, emphasis on “show.” This may well mean actually helping, but it definitely means making sure people know you helped.

Focus should be on what can be done, now, to deal with problems that moderates and liberals see as urgent.

If your religion is telling you who to marginalize, ostracize and hate, that’s more than likely not your religion. That’s just you.

Russia will need centuries to recover from Putin's mistake.

In a sweeping 11-point document, Sen. Rick Scott outlines what his party will try to do if it wins control of Congress. One would be to "sunset" all federal programs — including Social Security and defense.

Biden wants us to blame Putin for inflation. Good luck with that.

At a time when some Supreme Court justices are toying with making it easier to sue for defamation, a new study shows that the news media need constitutional protection now more than ever.

The case of Tsarnaev, convicted for his role in the Boston Marathon bombing, shows the bankruptcy of the capital punishment system.

We are a nation of laws, and the FBI is an organization dedicated to the rule of law.

The market for stablecoins is growing rapidly. For consumers to truly benefit, we need congressional regulation.

It's no surprise to me that Amazon is closing its physical bookstores.

Putin blundered when he invaded. He will blunder again if he doesn't pull out soon.

The pandemic was worse than the official numbers show, and how much worse is now becoming more evident after two years

As North Korea tested more missile technology, South Korea was testing its political machinery. Despite some stresses, a presidential election showed that Korean democracy is very much in working order. And the winner wants to bolster Seoul's ties to the U.S. and Japan, while distancing from China.

A great deal of uncertainty hangs over the virus and the vaccine that saved the day. Will another variant emerge? Will people need a fourth dose of the remarkable mRNA vaccines — a second booster?

There’s a different strand of theater underway right now that we haven’t seen before — or at least not for decades — and it comes in two varieties.

Local and state officials should talk at a table of unity, not one of accusation and autocratic action.

The Smithsonian is trying to identify locations for a National Museum of the American Latino and a Smithsonian American Women’s History Museum. Where will they go?

Rural Virginians' opinions are overshadowed by profit-driven companies that seek to build on their untouched land.