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What 11 Republican senators had to say about Trump's racism

Trump's Republican enablers in Congress continue determinedly to cover their ears.

By Dana Milbank ● Read more »

The dollar is still king. But if our institutions keep failing, it won't stay that way.

The best hedge against its downfall is to make sure U.S. institutions remain more trustworthy than the alternatives.

By Charles Lane ● Read more »

Trump is responsible for our unfolding coronavirus disaster

Americans will keep dying unless someone else takes the lead.

By Michael Gerson ● Read more »

A twisted but revealing GOP attack on Joe Biden

This seems ill advised, given that Trump is expressly defending Confederate traitors.

By Greg Sargent ● Read more »

The game's in the fourth quarter, and Trump can barely get a first down

He may need a Hail Mary to win this thing.

By Donna Edwards ● Read more »

What if Trump loses but insists he won?

We need to anticipate the possibility of an electoral crisis.

By Max Boot ● Read more »

Donald Trump, the unbriefable president

The president trusts conspiracy theories over classified intelligence.

By Chris Whipple ● Read more »

Reagan said Democrats had no ideas. Now that's true of the GOP.

Trump is banking his reelection on clinging to a past that should have been left behind long ago.

By Karen Tumulty ● Read more »

Don't overlook one of the most brutal and unnecessary parts of policing: Police dogs

How K-9 units are used needs to be part of the national conversation about ending unnecessary force.

By Christy Lopez ● Read more »

Editorial Cartoons

Trump has a problem with infectious disorders

There is no vaccine against irresponsibility.

By Tom Toles ● Read more »

Trump thinks you'll get used to it

President Trump wants you to overlook his failed response to the coronavirus pandemic and reelect him.

By Ann Telnaes ● Read more »

The Post's View

What's happening in Xinjiang is genocide

New reports show China is committing atrocities.

By Editorial Board ● Read more »

Trump plumbed new depths of depravity this Fourth of July

There he goes again.

By Editorial Board ● Read more »

Trump brings Atlantic City-style bankruptcy to America's immigration agency

U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services is broken, and U.S. taxpayers, federal employees and immigrants will be left to pick up the pieces.

By Editorial Board ● Read more »

International Opinions

In Pakistan, a bizarre arrest shows how media freedom is being squeezed

Even for a nascent democracy like Pakistan, under military rule for much of its existence, the arrest and ongoing detention of Mir Shakil-ur-Rahman is novel and tragic.

By Beena Sarwar ● Read more »

The Hong Kong security law could be China's blueprint to deal with the 'Taiwan problem'

China has arguably moved a step closer to preparing for war with the island democracy that sits 90 miles off its coast.

By John Pomfret ● Read more »

Putin finally sheds all democratic appearances

By subverting term limits through a fraudulent vote, Putin has become illegitimate de jure; in the same league with rogue regimes that had employed this trick before.

By Vladimir Kara-Murza ● Read more »