Opinions

Critics should stop acting like our only job is to draw attention to movies. Our role is more important than that.

Just as Democrats redefined “infrastructure,” the president is now trying to redefine “bipartisanship.”

The U.S. can't afford to be the "indispensable nation" abroad while rebuilding at home.

The author of "Surviving the White Gaze: A Memoir" discusses her Opinions piece on transracial adoption: "Trying to navigate this existence and this identity, it was just exhausting."

President Biden never signed the paperwork to implement his own policy and lift Trump’s restrictions.

The globe is still in the middle of the populist age that started in earnest after the 2008 financial crash.

Constantly subjecting young people to gender tests won't help settle their identities.

Technology developed in the West is repressing the Uyghurs.

Climate change and deforestation are upending the bug's life cycle.

Algorithmic management is intensifying across companies. Workers must resist.

Why death penalty abolitionists should join proponents of "community justice."

Reducing reliance on police can create radical change.

When Erica Starkey signed away custody of her twin boys when they were babies, she never imagined the loss would be permanent.

Love Mr. DeJoy or hate him, but give his postal-reform plan a fair hearing.

Biden empowers a reform commission as a Supreme Court justice issues a timely warning.

An Olympic swimmer, a punk singer, a journalist and a doctor are just some of those in the regime’s crosshairs.

Vowing to protect free speech will take political courage, but it’s the right thing to do.

Voters got something different from the usual litany of talking points and uncomfortable body language.

Registering more young people to vote translates into more young people actually voting.

A glaring lack of in-depth eviction data could seriously hamstring outreach efforts and the allocation of aid to those most at-risk of forced displacement.