Today's Opinions: It’s time to call out Disney — and anyone else rich off their workers’ backs

Sri Lanka's bombings came at a time of 'terrorism fatigue.' It's time to break out of that.; As Civil War statues are removed, a new one goes up — but for the right reasons

It's time to call out Disney — and anyone else rich off their workers' backs The Disney CEO's pay is outrageous. Why not direct some of that toward workers? By Abigail Disney · Read more Sri Lanka's bombings came at a time of 'terrorism fatigue.' It's time to break out of that. We're horrified by terrorist violence. But not enough to do the boring but essential thing that has been staring America in the face for 18 years. By David Ignatius · Read more   As Civil War statues are removed, a new one goes up — but for the right reasons A monument at West Point can help Americans rediscover a leader whose moral example is much needed today. By Ronald C. White · Read more   Now playing at the Supreme Court: How to preserve white power in four easy steps As shown by the Trump administration before the Supreme Court on Tuesday. By Dana Milbank · Read more   The White House Correspondents' Association has a trivial problem and a real problem Dinner is in trouble, as administration officials are ordered to stay away. By Erik Wemple · Read more   The other collusion involving the Trump campaign More details are coming about the campaign's alleged coordination with WikiLeaks concerning the release of stolen Democratic emails. By Randall Eliason · Read more   Porches may fall in and out of favor, but I'll always appreciate them It's a wonder that anyone ever bothered to build a dwelling without one. By Kathleen Parker · Read more   A rude surprise could be awaiting Trump The president should soon discover that the separation of powers constrains his own conduct as well as that of the other branches. By Harry Litman · Read more   Trump administration confused as to why an inaccurate census is a 'bad thing' What would you ever use an accurate number for? By Alexandra Petri · Read more   Biden's campaign might start a lot like how 'Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid' ends One pushes him forward, into the presidential race; the other holds him back. By David Von Drehle · Read more   Notre Dame's burning was an apt metaphor — and a warning To restore the cathedral, we must restore its fundamental purpose: to bring people closer to God. By Marc Thiessen · Read more   The Sri Lanka bombings are part of an ugly anti-Christian pattern across the globe On major Christian feast days, somewhere in the world, some number of Christians are likely to be killed for no reason other than that they chose to attend religious services. By John L. Allen Jr. · Read more   It's easy to see how Trump can win reelection He'll have something he didn't have in 2016: lots of money. By Larry J. Sabato and Kyle Kondik · Read more     ADVERTISEMENT   Editorial Cartoons Tom Toles Ann Telnaes Trump reacts to subpoenas as though patience were an inexhaustible resource Kellyanne Conway and Sarah Sanders set the tone for the White House style Full externalities ahead! It's not a good look.     ADVERTISEMENT   The Post's View Elizabeth Warren has the wrong answer to America's student debt problem We need a targeted approach, not a sweeping bailout for the middle class and above. By Editorial Board · Read more   The antiabortion movement has taken on extreme — and unconstitutional — measures Emboldened by a changing Supreme Court, antiabortion lawmakers are emboldened. By Editorial Board · Read more   Democracy is on the ropes in Myanmar and the rest of the world The danger level is rising for journalists in many places. By Editorial Board · Read more   International Opinions Trudeau and the Liberals go negative. But Canada deserves better this election. Canadian leaders must commit to reinforcing democratic institutions today by reimagining politics as a more substantive and deliberative exercise. By David Moscrop · Read more   The forgotten victims of China's Belt and Road Initiative Overseas Chinese workers are particularly vulnerable to exploitation. By Aaron Halegua and Jerome A. Cohen · Read more   Sudan is tasting freedom for the first time. We can't turn back. Is that banned song really playing on the radio? By Reem Abbas · 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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