OPINION
Reform Section 230 Now
Something is wrong, and it looks like there is finally momentum to use legislation to bring these arrogant tech behemoths to heel.
By
Will Chamberlain
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Bad Faith Abounds in Our Public Discourse on Abortion
If the Democratic Party moves to match African American skepticism with respect to the abortion industry, it would go a long way toward showing that its public support of racial justice is not mere political calculation.
By
Charles Camosy
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Populism is the GOP's Path to Future Victories
Many in the party feared that Trump would trash conservatism. But his four years in government proved the contrary.
By
Jonathan Tobin
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Fear Not, Parents. Halloween Is Not Dead This Year
As a mom, ER physician and school adviser on COVID-19 protocols, I'm here to tell you: Yes, you can do Halloween.
By
Darria Long Gillespie
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In Defense of Trump's Character
We'd be blessed to have Trump in the White House for another four years.
By
Elliot Resnick
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Why They Fear Women of Color at the Polls
Voter suppression in 2020 continues to attempt to silence women of color. But here's the thing: We're ready for it, and we're not going away.
By
Aimee Allison
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Barrett Is the Culmination of the GOP Power Grab. Biden Must Reverse It
What's at stake is not partisan politics. It is representative government.
By
Robert Reich
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It'll Take More than an Election to Defuse the Threat of a New Civil War
New federalism calls for redistribution and redefinition of state and federal power. These have been dismissed as pure fantasy—except that both are already happening.
By
Mark Sommer
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COVID-19 Is a Nightmare for Working Moms. Policymakers Must React
The economic progress women have made in recent decades is frighteningly at risk. That's bad for families—and business.
By
Kim Churches
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We Are Doctors. Trump and Barrett Threaten to Put Politics Over Patients
It is alarming to watch Republicans in Congress support an attack on Americans' health care during the worst public health crisis in modern history.
By
Edward Sheen
, Alice Chen
, Joseph V. Sakran
AND Ali Khan
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Trump's Debate Performance Offers a Possible Springboard To Victory
Could 2020 be a repeat of 2016, when a Hillary Clinton presidency was widely expected until Election Day itself?
By
Mark Davis
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Packing the Court Risks Destroying its Legitimacy
Court packing is not new, but until the last few weeks, it was a well-defined concept with strong bipartisan opposition.
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Casey Mattox
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Backlash Against Big Tech was a Long Time Coming
The social media oligopolies appear to believe they can act with impunity. The public and now government backlash may end up destroying their business models, and they will have no one but themselves to blame.
What Tech Giants Google and Microsoft Now Have in Common
Mitch McConnell continues his Ebenezer Scrooge act in time for the holidays, the Department of Justice declares war on Google, and why all CEO pay isn't created equal.
Twelve Days for a Winning Campaign
This debate is not the end of the campaign. There are still 12 days, including today and election day, in the vote-attracting phase alone.
Will Hunters and Anglers Vote for Trump—And Against Our Own Interests?
The Trump administration's relentless attacks on landscapes and waters could bite into his Republican base.
The Justice Department Should Pursue a Breakup of Google's Monopoly
The Justice Department should vigorously pursue what the House report on monopolization in Big Tech recommended: structural breakups.
How the U.S. Can Help Israel Maintain its Military Edge
As the United States retrenches from the Middle East, the value of a strong and capable Israel has only grown.
Advice for Trump and Biden to Close Out the Race
The important thing for each candidate is how he closes the race, as it is likely to make the difference between victory and defeat.
Trump's Authoritarian Slogans Aren't Just Shocking. They're Dangerous
They are deliberate, substantive attacks on the rule of law, truth in political discourse, and Americans' rights, freedoms, and values.
What Trump and Biden Need to Do to Win the Final Presidential Debate
Newsweek columnists and guest contributors offer their views on the best strategies for both candidates.
Why Pro-israel Credentials Still Won't Get Trump the Jewish Vote
Most Jews appreciate Trump's support for Israel. But domestic concerns—especially the rise in anti-Semitism and racism in America—will be much more pivotal for their decision in November.