Opinion

OPINION: Misinformation is rife on social networks, and it is having a lethal impact.

The CDC needs to take a walk out to the figurative media mound, send Walensky back to the bench and replace her with a competent, professional, disciplined spokesperson.

This is a growing problem with long-lasting consequences that has been compounded by the pandemic, and any further cuts to screening could prove fatal for many older Americans.

The Better Care Better Jobs Act would make sure that people with disabilities are able to choose to live in the community with the help they need.

"Regular" people are better than celebrities at convincing friends and family members to get vaccinated through social networking.

The Biden administration’s Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) must work to develop the strongest possible clean car standards as quickly as possible. 

The Senate needs to treat these “advise and consent” responsibilities seriously and with respect.

With repayments have been suspended, the time is right to restructure student debt.

America’s future depends on managing the tension between excellence and access in higher education.

As Red Notices for arrests have surged, Interpol’s small staff cannot give all of them the scrutiny they require.

We need to understand that it is not the actions of the U.S. that will bring long term change to Cuba, but the actions of the Cuban people themselves. 

Not long ago, pressure to keep their emotions in check was intense. Now, only their critics seem small.

The suborbital jaunts accomplished by some billionaires were not just expressions of egos. They constituted the next steps in the creation of a brand-new industry, space tourism.

Chiefly, the vaccination failure is because Coronavirus has been politicized among conservatives.

Without robust investments in workforce development, we risk fueling an already unequal recovery.

The enemy template is clear: Attack U.S. forces from a sanctuary and wait for domestic opinion to turn.

We never have to see another Navy headline of “first woman to” — and that is welcome news. 

It shouldn’t be this easy for aliens we know nothing about to enter illegally and remain here unlawfully.

A response to COVID-19 that enlists law enforcement does not promote the public health; it causes great harm.

For decades, we have lived under the shared view that independent agencies should be insulated from the raw partisan politics that frustrate our ability to manage government competently— that illusion was finally revealed when President Biden fired Social Security Administration Commissioner Andrew Saul earlier this month.

The administration could face legal challenges in coming weeks, as citizens and some states push back on mandates.

Whether the SEC acts with or without proper statutory power might sound like an arid question, but it matters.

Every state and local jurisdiction can do something to keep families housed, even if that action is as simple as putting a table with a couple of emergency rental assistance employees outside the door to the courtroom.

A song may recognize the struggle of Black Americans, but it doesn't help them to gain educational or economic advancement.

Nicodemus will honor its unique history during the annual weeklong Emancipation Homecoming Celebration that starts July 29.

This one company alone soon may control hundreds of millions of “smart” devices enabled by 5G, sending data to China.

Tech and software companies should embrace a software ingredient list now, rather than resist or wait for the inevitable regulation.

The crisis is widespread: One in 12 athletes experience sexual abuse at the hands of a sport official or peer athlete.

It apparently is a lot easier for liberal Democrats to blame crime on guns than on the people using them.