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Stephen Moore needs a vacation from women; Will Trump and the Supreme Court tear our democracy apart?

Hillary Clinton: Mueller documented a serious crime against all Americans. Here's how to respond. The nation's interests will be best served by putting party and political considerations aside and being deliberate, fair and fearless. By Hillary Clinton · Read more Stephen Moore needs a vacation from women The president's pick for a seat on the Federal Reserve Board is his own worst enemy. By Dana Milbank · Read more   Will Trump and the Supreme Court tear our democracy apart? Once upon a time, we could depend on justices regardless of party to stand up to a paranoid, power-mad president. By E.J. Dionne · Read more   America is borrowing from the future. It's decadent. The two parties are indistinguishable in their enthusiasm for profligacy. By George Will · Read more   Conducting oversight on Trump makes us seem obsessed and creepy, House Republicans worry Oversight is supposed to be when you fail to perceive something important. By Alexandra Petri · Read more   Stephen Moore's economic policies aren't the only reason he's wrong for the Fed Moore's columns reveal attitudes toward women that range between frat-house puerile wannabe and economic sexist troglodyte. By Helaine Olen · Read more   Pete Buttigieg's bad take on Bernie Sanders Buttigieg suggests that Sanders was a 'novelty' in 2016, and questions his general election viability. By Greg Sargent · Read more   BuzzFeed pulls out of White House domestic travel pool Time, cost and coverage considerations drive the decision. By Erik Wemple · Read more   Repairing Notre Dame is important. Protecting clergy abuse victims is more important. Where is that unity and common purpose to protect the human embodiment of that great faith? By Josh Shapiro · Read more   Is the new Democratic Party too woke to nominate Joe Biden? The party is quickly moving left on race and identity issues. But there's still an opening for a candidate such as the former vice president. By David Byler · Read more   Let's face it: On the accountability front, things look pretty bleak The system is slow, and he can use every bit of it. By Paul Waldman · Read more   Here's exactly what Joe Biden should say in his presidential announcement From the get-go, he needs to explain why his age and moderation are reasons for Democrats to nominate him. By Henry Olsen · Read more   Buttigieg might save the Democratic Party from Sanders Taking on the socialist is essential. By Jennifer Rubin · Read more     ADVERTISEMENT   Editorial Cartoons Tom Toles Ann Telnaes The logic of the 2020 census scheme, by the numbers Trump says if Democrats try to impeach him he'll go to the Supreme Court The rhyme and the reason. We know that the president has another fixer he can call for that.     ADVERTISEMENT   The Post's View Sorry, Mr. President. Congress has every right to investigate you. The Mueller report isn't the final word, Trump's stonewalling notwithstanding. By Editorial Board · Read more   The Trump administration is complicit in Saudi atrocities Congress can't back down now. By Editorial Board · Read more   Health officials must learn from their mistakes before Ebola jumps the fence — again A new vaccine is a useful tool, but violence has kept people in Congo from seeking treatment. By Editorial Board · Read more   International Opinions Why the U.N. chief's silence on human rights is deeply troubling Today's crises are too acute, the civilian victims too numerous, for Guterres to reduce his job to mediator in chief. By Kenneth Roth · Read more   Even a deal on trade won't paper over the widening gap between Washington and Beijing Too many forces are driving the United States and China apart. By Kevin Rudd · Read more   Yemeni children are dying on the world's watch. Here's how we can help. In Yemen, a child dies every 10 minutes from preventable causes. By Henrietta Fore · Read more   Recommended for you Get the Technology 202 newsletter Your daily guide to the intersection of technology and politics. Sign Up

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