Biden’s sentence was a beacon of clarity that pierced the Ukraine nightmare. Did he mean to say it? Unclear. Did he mean what he said? Of course.
Author: Jill Lawrence, USA TODAY
The real disarray: Republicans imploding over Trump loyalty tests and outrageous behavior
While Democrats haggle over policy, Republicans in thrall to Trump are acting out a meaner, more dangerous version of World Wrestling Entertainment.
Guns, abortion and COVID in America: Life, death and differences too stark to bridge
In an ideal world, Roe v. Wade would endure, the nation would unite to fight COVID, and Congress would have acted long ago to prevent gun tragedies.
Infrastructure was once a crashing bore. Now it symbolizes our sick, violent politics.
Will this be the last gasp of bipartisan deal-making? If it’s this dangerous to vote for infrastructure, there’s no safe common ground in politics.
Why I’m still on Facebook, even though it’s dividing and inciting America for profit
I work hard to avoid the dark, enraged side of social media. But I know others thrive there and have planned dangerous actions like the Capitol riot.
COVID and wildfires gave us an education instead of a vacation. We’ll never be the same.
We were looking forward to beautiful scenery and celebrating birthdays with our sons. But the delta variant and climate change had other plans for us.
Breathtaking hypocrisy: Trump sycophants have no standing to demand that Cuomo resign
Stefanik wants Cuomo arrested but she defends Trump, target of many sexual misconduct claims and inciter of our first non-peaceful transfer of power.
In vetoing Jordan and Banks, Pelosi safeguards history, democracy and Capitol attack probe
We can only hope that truth, facts, personal testimonies and violent video will lift the scales from American eyes and put the nation on a better path.
A pile of forgotten shoes snapped me back to pre-COVID reality. But the aftershocks won’t stop.
A couple of months ago, I would have said COVID didn’t change my life much. Now I know better. We’ve all changed in ways we didn’t notice or predict.
January 6 Commission defeat previews dangerous failures to come on voting and elections
The Senate will break your heart and imperil your democracy. A 1/6 Commission is only the first failure-by-filibuster we’re likely to see.