- Opinion
A House hearing lambastes the firm for supposed rigged results, ignoring some valid questions.
- Opinion
The transition to independent adulthood can be nearly impossible without adequate assistance.
- Opinion
If Virginia has made the progress that corrections officials claim, there should be no problem in supporting legislation to provide data.
- Opinion
The Air Force failed six times to submit records to the FBI that would have barred the shooter from buying guns.
- Opinion
A second referendum on leaving the European Union may be the least bad option in the disaster that Britain has inflicted on itself.
- Opinion
The only thing fake in all this has been Mr. Trump’s insistence that reporters got it all wrong — the same claim he is making now about the stories on his chief-of-staff vacancy.
- Opinion
That gives D.C. the chance to reconsider how to best meet the health needs of Wards 7 and 8.
- Opinion
The GOP would have had the poor work harder. But never fear: Cousins of prosperous farmers will reportedly get government help.
- Opinion
The plan to abandon the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty leaves no restraints.
- Opinion
Newly released documents suggest user privacy is still taking a back seat to company’s growth.
- Opinion
The state could shift much of the risk from this major infrastructure project to a private firm.
- Opinion
His commitment to a Justice Department free of political interference may be put to the test.
- Opinion
Lewis D. Ferebee has a promising pedigree but faces a final exam with the D.C. Council.
- Opinion
Lies on top of more lies give the Saudi ambassador “zero credibility.”
