Opinions

The only way out for the Biden administration is through.

Most presidents face early foreign policy crises — and don't face big electoral consequences. Retaining control of Congress was always dicey for Democrats, so the political hit of a bungled exit from Afghanistan isn't what Democrats fear.

Biden wanted a decisive departure. Living with ambiguity and watching developments might have been the better option.

As The Post reports, the nightmare that began on Aug. 15 resulted from conscious U.S. choices.

Now that we all have the ability to create public images for our children so early in their lives, we should use that power carefully.

There will be no micro ships in their bloodstream.

As a former colleague who teaches AP says, “The name of the class is ‘AP US Government and Politics’ — why is there so much more government than politics?”

Our current data system to track vaccinations is inadequate. We must do better before boosters become widely available.

"Jeopardy!" always shined when the contestants did. So why steal the spotlight?

The data reveal a sunnier picture — and a case other school districts can emulate.

Conservatives have it all wrong. Students indoctrinate professors, not the other way around.

There’s a cost to ignoring public health advice in a pandemic.

The suffering in Haiti invites donor fatigue; it should do the opposite.

Success will depend on whether they do the most good with the money they commit to spend and whether they pay for their reforms.

The dream that vaccines would immediately squelch the pandemic was unrealistic.

A program to match artists with performance space would yield benefits for the whole community.

My research also showed that colonial merchants traded in human commodities.

Both candidates are playing to their bases. The question is which option appeals to that big batch of undecided voters.

That's why I'm requiring my staff to be fully vaccinated. Health-care institutions and schools should follow suit.