Opinions

Regulations to protect the dwindling numbers of gray wolves could be scaled back soon. It would be a mistake.

Don't look now, Democrats, but the president is looking like a more formidable opponent.

Latino voters want — and deserve — to hear how candidates will improve their lives.

The city’s eastern side doesn’t draw the same police presence that a recent rally in Freedom Plaza did. Why is that?

The media firestorm touched off by the financier’s tarmac arrest will only get hotter.

Faith and commerce have often gone hand in hand.

The Trump administration is continuing its efforts to skew the 2020 Census. This could have dire consequences for our democracy.

I worked for the departing British ambassador. Here are some lessons from his tenure.

For once, the rule of law worked.

The president helped bankrupt a District security fund. Congress must make sure it is replenished.

One can only hope that the threat of adding the question has not already deterred people from returning their forms.

Trump will not hold Mohammed bin Salman accountable. Congress must try.

Meanwhile, a court says it’s unconstitutional for the president to block critics on Twitter.

Kyriakos Mitsotakis’s election is a victory for rational politics.

The mass shooting in Virginia Beach this summer should be incentive for lawmakers to prevent gun violence in our communities, regardless of where we live in the commonwealth.

If the D.C. Council is serious about eliminating the illegal market, protecting consumers and maximizing revenue for the District, it should insist on an open, competitive online sports betting market.

A person is killed with a gun in Virginia every ten hours, and most of their stories never even make the local news.

With biased news coverage, it is hardly surprising that so many people are unaware of the enormous benefits of concealed carry. The media’s unbalanced reporting of shootings comes at a great cost to society.