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There is more reason to fear that ice loss will worsen rather than abate.

The National Park Service should protect ‘America’s front yard,’ but don’t shut people out.

Antwon Rose Jr., an unarmed black 17-year-old, was killed by police outside Pittsburgh.

The arrest of Nasrin Sotoudeh shows that the regime has not become moderate.

The church could be making some progress in facing up to its problems rather than, as had been its wont, covering them up.

Congress should reject the demonization and division that Mr. Trump seeks to use to his political advantage.

It’s a counterproductive step and another sign of Trump’s retreat from global leadership.

At some point, the high court will need to confront the damaging effects of the congressional redistricting practice.

Trump’s policy and comment that immigrants would “infest” the U.S. show that he does not respect their humanity.

By insinuating himself into Germany’s internal affairs, Trump again reveals his disdain for America’s traditional Western allies.

A judge strikes down a uniquely harsh law, sanctions Kris Kobach and sends a message to other states about voting rights.

Now, as in Soviet times, Jehovah’s Witnesses are victims of Putin’s authoritarianism.

The president could easily call off the cruel, inhumane treatment of children at America’s southern border.

Roger Stone and Michael Caputo said they never had contact with Russians. But they had.

The president-elect signals he will push forward with large parts of the accord with FARC.