Measures and candidates did surprisingly well on Election Day.
Targeting people based on religion or ethnicity would defy the nation’s foundational ideals.
In a battle with organized labor, the consumers have lost.
A new report emphasizes the need for a more vigorous fight against opioid addiction.
The new president, who was previously a top Chinese security official, must accelerate change.
His choices for national security adviser and CIA director could trigger new foreign policy problems.
Facebook and others must rely on humans, not algorithims, to weed out material that distorts and destabilizes.
Can Mr. Trump’s choice for attorney general provide objective and impartial justice?
The alleged attack at D.C. Superior Court raises troubling questions.
Mr. Trump’s election isn’t a pass to legalize settlements across the border.
The GOP’s main plan for reform would take away all the law’s benefits.
It’s on him to shut down the intolerance his campaign rhetoric helped to fuel.
A new peace accord between Bogota and the FARC deserves approval.
He broke yet again with long-standing norms regarding his press pool.
Obama will not act in Syria to stop Russia or the Assad regime, and Trump seems indifferent at best.
