The Post's View



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A thinner bill should be the first order of business.

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Now the leader of the WHO team says it is possible.

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In shooting Bijan Ghaisar to death, the officers were reckless, hot-headed and irresponsible.

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More police officers die by suicide than in the line of duty. Yet the problem doesn't get the attention that is needed.

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Privacy and safety inevitably clash on the Internet.

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To serve the Communist Party, China has trapped a business consultant and former diplomat in a kangaroo court.

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Glenn Youngkin is helping to undermine faith in democracy.

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The impasse is an urgent warning.

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The United States was stalemated, not defeated. There’s a difference — and how big a difference may soon become tragically apparent.

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No police training or manual recommends that officers pound on a suspect’s face as a means of subduing him.

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Ethiopia’s government certainly has not spent the past month of “cease-fire” pursuing humanitarian aims.

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Furthermore, Biden should extend it.

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The world's leaders need to take action now, while there's still time left.

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A default would harm all Americans regardless of party.

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Mr. Biden cannot forget his pledge to “stand up for the universal and fundamental freedoms that all men and women have."

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No government, company or individual should be complicit in the glorification of the Chinese regime’s crimes.

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A new study points to the need for social media transparency.

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The Federal Aviation Administration has described an unprecedented surge in bad behavior.

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Finally, a recognition that the Internet is essential to modern life.

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Its sexism in snubbing collegiate women’s basketball is also self-defeating.

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