Twelve years later, past and present residents of Arlington, Tex., are still reckoning with Amber Wyatt’s story.
Columnist Elizabeth Bruenig discusses how she started reporting a story originating from rumors in her Texas high school in 2006.
As Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh faces a sexual misconduct allegation, deputy editorial page editor Ruth Marcus asks, who's responsible for the burden of proof?
President Trump's ideas about trade seem to be stuck in the 17th century, says columnist Catherine Rampell.
Columnist Karen Tumulty unearthed a letter from former president Ronald Reagan to his dying father-in-law — a rare window into Reagan's relationship with God.
The anonymous "senior Trump administration official" published in the New York Times owes a few more answers to the American people, media critic Erik Wemple says.
President Trump has the right to his Supreme Court pick, but Brett M. Kavanaugh's record should still be scrutinized, says columnist David Ignatius.
President Trump's Labor Day tweet about Attorney General Jeff Sessions is even more atrocious than usual, columnist David Ignatius says.
Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation as a Supreme Court justice is taking far longer. But not as long as the 841 days it took to replace Justice Henry Baldwin after his death in 1844.
Opinions columnists and editors are wrestling with their faith after the Pennsylvania report on clergy sex abuse.