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What Russia and Ukraine each think happens next in the war

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David Ignatius

Andrew Oldham’s Supreme Court audition

Donald Trump will probably have the opportunity to fill at least one Supreme Court vacancy in his second term, with the Republican-appointed...

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Jason Willick

The president finally finds genuine anti-American conspirators

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Jim Geraghty

Why must we all suffer? Bring back benches.

The Trump administration is taking over management of Washington’s Union Station. This is good news. Now, at last, maybe someone will figure out...

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Mark Lasswell

Election Day is the heart of D.C. home rule. 2026’s will be big.

I’ll keep this short and to the point: D.C. voters have critical decisions to make, and they don’t have all the time in the world to make them....

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Colbert I. King

Trump’s tariffs are a gift, just not to America

Look at the pictures that dominated this week’s world news. They are vivid illustrations of the failures of President Donald Trump’s foreign...

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Fareed Zakaria

The uncomfortable truth about watching football

Imagine someone made you this offer: You press a button, and you get $5 million. But somewhere in the world, several dozen young men become...

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Megan Mcardle

A fearful congressional GOP could still do something, if it dares

Tanned, rested and ready, Congress has returned from the August recess. It is unclear why. The Democrats’ House and Senate minorities have no power...

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George F. Will

How Google turned into the landmark antitrust case that wasn’t

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Adam Lashinsky

Free Jimmy Lai before he dies in prison

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Kathleen Parker

The updated covid shot may be hard to get. Here’s why.

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Leana S. Wen

A Democratic dark horse visited Pennsylvania. Workers’ message was simple.

Salena Zito is a columnist for the Washington Examiner. COLLEGEVILLE, Pa. — Members of the United Auto Workers gathered in a U in a hotel...

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Salena Zito

D.C. jurors are bucking the U.S. attorney. That’s patriotism in action.

D.C. residents have less right to self-government than citizens in the 50 states, but here’s a shout-out to my fellow Washingtonians on the federal...

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Paul Butler

A push for equality that no one wants anymore

One of the world’s oldest affirmative action efforts is coming under fresh criticism — including from many of its former proponents. The program...

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Keith B. Richburg

America’s Team? The mediocrity is overwhelming.

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Will Leitch

Where there’s no sign of the National Guard in D.C.

From the top of Ralph Jenkins’s driveway in Southeast Washington, under the shade of a Kentucky coffee tree, he can look left and see the gleaming...

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Marc Fisher

Off-year elections: Which party has the edge?

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James Hohmann

Here’s the truth about Trump’s ‘none of our business’ doctrine

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Max Boot

Putin’s response to Melania Trump should be the last straw

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Marc A. Thiessen

Both my parents died. This letter explains how I kept going.

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Megan Mcardle

What I learned from the dentist about biting off more than I can chew

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Theodore R. Johnson