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While the House speaker gazes, his party – and his country – burn.

One can only pretend for so long not to hear the dog whistles of history.

The failure of a U.S.-led coalition to contain the Islamic State has exposed a fragile Europe.

Donald Trump and the UK Independence Party deliver the same small-minded, shortsighted message.

The $81 million stolen from Bangladesh Bank is a reminder of the system’s vulnerabilities.

Sanders’s rise is proof that there is growing support for ideas that challenge the failed conservative consensus.

It is easy to scapegoat the “empty calories,” but it doesn’t quite seem fair or, for that matter, efficient.

Trump exceeded expectations Monday night and added order to his oratory.

Republicans who would put an ignorant demagogue in the White House are misguided.

Centrist Democrats and reform conservatives would do a better job addressing economic struggles.

When this election finally ends, the liberal in Vermont and the conservative in Texas both need to feel like they can be heard.

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Our posture of unmitigated hostility toward Cuba did more harm to U.S. interests than good.

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Belgium and other NATO allies are critical to the fight against terrorism.

Will real change come any sooner?

The government has done enough to accommodate religious objections.

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump speaks at the American Israel Public Affairs Committee policy conference on Monday March 21, 2016. (Photo by Jabin Botsford/The Washington Post)
This Purim, we Jews must not bow down and kneel to a man who inspires hatred.

The "war on terror" was supposed to contain violence, but the whole world is a battlefield now.

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Let's dispense with the fiction that the U.S. opening to Cuba will change all that much in Cuba.

They might not like his beautiful wall, but politicians south of the border have a lot in common with the GOP front-runner.

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Can our politics contain the rage?

No, it isn’t worse now than it used to be.

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I learned to beat someone up, but I still couldn't say "don't touch me" without apologizing.

  • Olga Kreimer
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His lifestyle might seem vulgar to some, but it’s an integral part of his political sales pitch.

  • Virginia Postrel
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Can our politics contain the rage?

When Donald Trump recently said that the “real” unemployment rate could be as high as 42 percent, he was, in a word, wrong. But unemployment turns out to be a deceptively complicated concept. It’s eas...

  • Ben Casselman
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Ailments like heart disease, lung cancer and diabetes are the real killers now.

  • David J. Heller
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I knew protesting Trump could be dangerous. But I had to do something.

  • Sierra K. Thomas
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Renovations for the south Mall area may include ripping up one of its few peaceful spots.

  • James M. Goode
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The commonwealth should embrace progress for a more just future.

  • Dean E. Lhospital
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Harford County is not as far away from the city as officials want to believe.

  • Jenn Little
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Colony collapse hurts more than just the bees and a ban on certain pesticides may help .

  • Bonnie Raindrop
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Smart growth is good for Metro — and for us.

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