Opinion

Business’ rejection of so many key Republican priorities in Georgia and elsewhere shows that the party has given up standing for the most successful, entrepreneurial segments of America.

Activists and public officials have been talking with law enforcement, community leaders and scholars to move beyond protests and develop new policies to make policing more just and accountable.

The United States is way behind other industrialized countries, particularly when it comes to paid parental leave.

Instead of planting his flag on the middle ground, Biden is channeling the woke crowd, becoming an unapologetic progressive.

Democrats have sidelined almost half the lawmakers in the chamber.

This past year has highlighted what many parents, providers and early childhood educators have been saying for years: our child care system needs to look different.

Students who have little chance of getting into a selective school will waste time and money thinking they have a shot.

Students need to be able to wrestle with big questions and formulate their own answers.

Like our bridges and roads, our infrastructure for aging is crumbling.

We must temporarily close our borders to travelers from India and Brazil, as well as any country that develops an out-of-control variant-driven COVID-19 outbreak worse than our own.

If perception influences policy, how then does the United States respond to the growing threat the mainland poses to Taiwan?

If Navalny dies without further American sanctions, Biden will have let a brave man down.

Sanders thinks Musk should pay more than 'his fair share' of taxes and forget about funding space exploration.

I built my career and many successful ventures on the free market. I know when a system is not working.

If Republicans do not adopt the effective playbook of Democrats, future generations will wonder how the Silent Majority was silenced.

Protestors who participate in events that wind up blocking traffic, violating a curfew or ignoring a police order to disburse can validly face arrest; the First Amendment won’t protect them.

Politicians continue to discard critical elements of the justice system.

The tumult that ensued in Ithaca, N.Y., serves as a potent reminder that the issue is a minefield.

We can reduce PPE pollution in the environment with how we produce, manage and dispose of plastic.

The ocean is also one of the most powerful tools we have to help head off the worst consequences of global climate change. 

We must try to rebuild our border, asylum and refugee programs to remain true to our national identity.

The best deterrent to migration is hope — the chance to survive and prosper at home.

The best and most certain way to protect Chí’chil Biłdagoteel from destruction and to recognize indigenous rights is for Congress to promptly pass the Save Oak Flat Act and thereby rectify the serious mistake it made in 2014.

The small increase is not sufficient to tackle new issues.

There are no easy solutions to the policy challenges posed by North Korea. But making progress on realistic and pragmatic goals can help to build trust and promote greater peace.

The decisions we make now will determine whether we remain the world’s leader in semiconductor manufacturing for another generation.

Rep. Johnson, who currently chairs the House Committee on Science, Space and Technology, believes that the commercial approach is not the way to go.

The shift to remote and mobile connectivity that COVID accelerated is here to stay.

State-led and state-sponsored cyberattacks have transformed the internet into a new battlefield.