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The Xinjiang Initiative is an unprecedented response to an unprecedented, yet little-noticed, assault on freedom.

Republicans intend to prove their willingness to stand up for Kavanaugh, no matter how unseemly or offensive their campaign becomes.

Russia’s interference in a once-friendly country has made it an enemy.

Despite short-term gains, the forecast calls for a recession in 2020.

For 30 years, confirmation fights over justices have become ever more divisive.

Treat her as respectfully as you would Brett Kavanaugh.

Netanyahu is betting Israel’s future on end-times Christians, orthodox Jews and wealthy conservatives such as Sheldon Adelson.

Neighborliness and community kept grief to a minimum, but the waters are still rising.

Perhaps, at least, a Kavanaugh-Ford hearing would show some moral progress after 27 years.

His stonewalling on Merrick Garland may be why we got Donald Trump.

In less than 24 hours last week, there were three mass shootings.

Understanding what's starting to happen in the U.S. economy means recognizing that not all curves are lines.

I’ve been watching with alarm from the air.

We need to change the way bias crimes are tallied up.

After a man tried to rape me, going public didn’t feel like an option.

Some staff members on Capitol Hill are about to face an ethical gut check.

The confirmation process, including sexual assault allegations, is a job interview.

Suggesting that someone can erase the harm they may have done by filling up a “moral bank account” is wrong.

Like many others, I fell for Brian Wansink's bad science. Here's how we can do better in the future.

Understanding what's starting to happen in the U.S. economy means recognizing that not all curves are lines.

I’ve been watching with alarm from the air.

We need to change the way bias crimes are tallied up.

After a man tried to rape me, going public didn’t feel like an option.

Some staff members on Capitol Hill are about to face an ethical gut check.

Maryland should follow other states’ leads and launch a commission.

Fort Monroe is being treated less as a sacred piece of the American story and more as a development opportunity.

Courts continue to allow dangerous parents to have unsupervised visits with children.