The Military Is in a Bind Created by Its Commander in Chief

When President Donald Trump claimed that members of Congress deserved the death penalty this week, he showed yet again that he doesn’t respect the...

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Mary Ellen Klas

Trinity Rodman or a Salary Cap? The NWSL Has an Easy Choice

Trinity Rodman, one of the brightest young stars in American soccer, will take center stage on Saturday when her Washington Spirit face Gotham FC...

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Adam Minter

The President’s Pardon Power Needs Reining In

The recent presidential pardons of figures who tried to overturn the 2020 election are part of a broader effort to rewrite one of the most sordid...

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Editorial Board

The Gender Wars Are Heating Up — on the Right

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Abby Mccloskey

Berkshire’s Alphabet Buy Sure Doesn’t Sound Like Buffett

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Nir Kaissar

Job and Housing Stresses Are Caught in a Vicious Loop

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Conor Sen

The White House Ukraine Plan Is Shameless and Should Be Rejected

The US plan for ending Russia’s invasion is a remarkable document. It rewards aggression and punishes the victim. It undermines the most important...

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Marc Champion

China Can’t Afford to Ignore Its Army of Gig Workers

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Juliana Liu

A White House Power Grab on AI Would Be a Huge Mistake

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Dave Lee

Los Angeles Shows the Limits of the Affordability Message

Democrats believe that by talking incessantly about affordability, they can deliver a knockout blow to Republicans in next year’s midterm...

thursday 10

Erika D. Smith

The American Middle Class Is Shrinking, and That’s OK

The good news is that Americans have never been richer. The bad news is that most of them don’t feel like it. There has been tremendous growth in...

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Allison Schrager

Are Cities Finally Waking Up to the Housing Crisis?

thursday 9

Editorial Board

Big Tech’s Creative Financing Is Fooling No One

thursday 6

Shuli Ren

Why a Saudi Prince Was Treated Like a King in DC

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James Stavridis

Don’t Fight the Fed. But Is China Worth a Shot?

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Daniel Moss

This $1 Billion Nuclear Loan Is a Bad Look for Nuclear

America’s biggest nuclear power company just scored an unequivocal home-run. The implications for America’s vaunted nuclear power renaissance are a...

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Liam Denning

The Credit Hazard Lurking in Your Retirement Funds

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Editorial Board

The World Is Failing Women and Children

As many of the world’s leaders convene in South Africa for the G20, we face a sobering truth: Progress for women, children and adolescents — the...

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Cyril Ramaphosa And Helen Clark

Pakistan Will Regret Letting the Army Back In

It’s usually easy to know when a country has fallen to military dictatorship. Tanks on the streets, uniforms in gilded palaces, the political class...

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Mihir Sharma

It's OK, Nvidia Says There's No AI Bubble

To get John Authers’ newsletter delivered directly to your inbox, sign up here . For those who thought the artificial intelligence bubble was...

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John Authers

BBQ Gas Is Helping to Cool a Warming Planet

There are plenty of sophisticated materials that the world is counting on to limit global warming. Polysilicon for solar panels. Rare-earth magnets...

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