Cardinal Robert McElroy turns Trump’s immigrant purge into a call for action

In multiple ways, the president is making the land of the free less free

The artificial intelligence models agree: they could eventually manufacture doomsday

Scientists admit that AI could kill us all, but our unserious government is missing in action

People detest data centers, and for good reasons. But where would we be without them?

Rather than further dividing our fractious friend to the north, Trump’s tariffs are uniting it.

And it’s more than his war-induced spike in gas prices. Much more.

The GOP's attacks on DEI, history and voting rights could prompt an epic backlash

D.C.'s power brokers hang on too long. Yes, Dr. Anthony Fauci did, too.

Trump has invested tens of billions of U.S. dollars in corporations. How conservative is that?

Vote in person and on paper if you can. And think about joining the fight for fair elections.

Yes, an AI critic can use AI to great effect. But trust that those em dashes are mine, all mine.

The retirement plan is running out of cash. But the president has other, sillier priorities.

Twelve nonpartisan proposals for curing a nation drunk on partisanship

In a center-right nation, the party's voters risk elevating the radical and crazy

The "Memorandum of Understanding" with Iran should be understood for what it is: a desperate, no-choice capitulation that could blow up in President Trump's face.

That's how the billionaire class sees it. But we don't have to see it that way

Voter frustration is understandable. Counting on amateur politicians is not.

A hospital stay – and data – prove that we're hurting America by hurting our newcomers

Trump exempts himself from the law -- and promises a payout to felons, cronies and bootlickers

They're a confederacy of cheapskates — and some are trying to subvert the act of giving

Trust me, I know. I learned from the best.

The Founding Fathers detested partisanship. But now we're letting it wreck our future.

Political ad-making has always been a sketchy business. AI is turning it into etch-a-sketch.

Ronald Reagan embodied it. But over 40 years, we've collectively done away with it.

The hero of Christian nationalism is, well, not a conventional Christian

I keep searching for the light -- and wonder if more people should be doing the same

They're winning -- a lot. That doesn't mean they've won over the American public

The president and his FCC launch a lawless threat against the news networks

Studies says it's bad for your health. Those studies ignore its social benefits.

Thanks to changing norms and drone technology, that's the key overlooked question stemming from the Iran War

The Pentagon's battle with Anthropic could foreshadow the creation of a surveillance state

Artificial intelligence is booming. White-collar jobs and factory jobs are disappearing. Immigrants are leaving. Welcome to an economic moment unlike any America has ever seen.

By using prosecution as persecution, Trump is making America less free

He's been mismanaging the Washington Post's bottom line for years. But that doesn't excuse what he did this week.

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She's grossly underqualified to run CBS News -- and she's proving it again and again

After Renee Good's killing, Trump administration officials indicated that immigration agents could act with impunity and immunity. Then Alex Pretti took 10 bullets in the back.

Denmark should rename Greenland after Donald Trump. And that should be just the start.

Trump is threatening to invoke the Insurrection Act in Minnesota -- but what's happening there is nothing compared to the insurrection he inspired at the U.S. Capitol in 2021

Amid an unpopular immigration crackdown, Renee Good's slaughter serves as a warning

They buried their own autopsy -- yet on trans issues, immigration, crime and climate change, Dems and their allies keep making the mistakes that doomed the party in 2024

They buried their own autopsy -- yet on trans issues, immigration, crime and climate change, Dems and their allies keep making the mistakes that doomed the party in 2024

My advice after 36 years covering Washington? Ignore all political advertising. Re-examine your news diet. And get involved in your local community.

This holiday season, give a gift to the First Amendment. Here's how.

The bubble may be bursting in the workplace. When will Wall Street notice?

"Gobble" got a reprieve last month -- but it's the others who deserve to be roasted

It promotes flash over substance -- and leaves heartland America behind

Forget the daily drumbeat of bad news. This is a great time to be alive.

The administration is built on lawfare, lawlessness and lies. Cue the doubts about any documents it releases.