Opinion | Life here in Britain is largely returning to normal, highlighting Trump’s failures in America.
The comparison underscores a depressing lesson.
Opinion by Brian Klaas
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Washington Post opinion: The U.S. could learn from France’s response to covid-19.
It's time to follow Europe.
By Timothy Searchinger
https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2020/07/30/us-could-learn-frances-response-covid-19/
Opinion | Welcome to the United States of ‘Idiocracy’
This toxic idiocy is getting people killed.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2020/06/30/welcome-united-states-idiocracy/
A Kayleigh McEnany (Trump's presser) quote gives away the game.
The Trump White House has DAILY testing and tracing that's needed to keep people safe. But Pres.Trump is not helping the rest of the US get tested. Wouldn't you like the luxury of on demand testing?
https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2020/05/08/single-kayleigh-mcenany-quote-gives-away-game/
Strong words from Dana Milbank:
Other countries are winning against the virus. The US is quitting.
Following Pres.Trump's dismal lead, the United States plays the loser.
This article made sense to me with respect to coronavirus testing in the US:
It's time to stop coming up with reasons not to test and to start coming up with a national strategy.
Opinion | John Roberts comes face to face with the mess he made.
In presiding over the impeachment trial, the chief justice's captivity is entirely fitting.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2020/01/23/john-roberts-comes-face-face-with-mess-he-made/
A West Point veteran speaks directly to why pardoning war criminals is a bad idea.
Perspective | Here’s what a split-second combat decision looks like. I didn’t need to murder.
Contrary to what Trump and the war criminals he helped elude justice seem to believe, ethics under fire is possible. And it's the rule, not the exception.
We should remember that some of the people who Pres.Trump attacks used to be just normal public workers. Now they are publicly threatened by a powerful man and his crazed followers.
Washington Post Opinion | Why Lisa Page has been such an intense and constant target of Trump’s ire.
She’s both a career public servant and a woman who dared to stand up to the president.
Sometimes healing takes a long time...
Fifty years after the ‘Black 14’ were banished, Wyoming football reckons with the past.
In 1969, a group of student athletes wanted to quietly protest against BYU. They were kicked off the team. Would time heal the wounds?
