Opinion

The EPA proposal will reestablish federal oversight in accordance with the Constitution and the original intention of the Clean Water Act.

 Pay-go is really bad politics in a world where the other party has no respect for any rules whatsoever.

Garry South says recent history offers some cautionary tales for Californians with presidential aspirations.

The nuclear nonproliferation regime that has served US interests for 50 years is at real risk of faltering; the United States and Russia are not pursuing additional disarmament.

Rand Paul has dangerously conflated a deep state theory with overt decisions by the president.

K. Riva Levinson says necessity is breeding invention in the social laboratories of the continent.

The UN could take a step toward reducing security threats along Israel’s northern border — and save money — by rebalancing UNIFIL and two other missions.

Kushner is a strategic, committed patriot; even Trump’s detractors should be thrilled that someone so capable and open-minded is working on behalf of our country.

It is in the interest of the party to work with Republicans to solve the many problems facing the nation.

The fact that mass public shootings are becoming more common and have increased over recent years, feels surreal

Mark Penn says this is no honest inquiry respecting the will of the people.

Matthew Doyle says as morally repulsive as it is, hackers see health centers as easy targets.

Christine Runnegar says we must be wary of breaking security for everyone, to pursue a few.

If many corporations are already effectively paying nothing in taxes, why bother with an official tax rate?

It's bipartisan and there is consumer excitement for the EV future.

Erin Connolly says the most diverse Congress in history has the opportunity to confront complex tech issues that affect all aspects of defense and society.

Globally, most migrants are labor migrants, and the movement primarily occurs within low- and middle-income countries.

This scientific advance is huge in terms of opening doors for women and families who had given up on the idea of having children because of diseased or malformed organs. 

Putin himself, not Germany, reopened the NS2 debate with his blocking the Sea of Azov, seizing Ukrainian naval vessels and charging Ukrainian navy men with criminal acts.

Politicians therefore routinely are surprised by the “unintended consequences” of the tax policies they adopt.

Frederick M. Hess and Sofia Gallo say it appears that the “teacher wave” was oversold.

Our generation deserves solutions.

Washington lawmakers are hyping up the special counsel documents to the detriment of the public.

The latest developments in the special counsel investigation pose a threat to the commander in chief.

We need to create more equitable, tolerant societies, and push to ensure human rights until every government acts in good faith.

There is a disproportionate reliance on the perceptions and intuition of those making the decision to admit, hire or promote, much of it subjective or ambiguous.

Bruce Kading says a majority of Americans do not support sanctuary city policies and proposals to abolish the Department of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).

There is nothing wrong with our laws regarding asylum, but hey need to be implemented, humanely and efficiently.