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[David Cay Johnston] Allegations of years of tax dodges add to an awful truth -- the president as ‘financial vampire’

Americans were confronted Tuesday with a profound problem, one that challenges our commitment to accountable democratic government and justice. It is an awful truth that we must face now that the New...

Oct 9, 2018
Columnists
[Noah Smith] Let immigrants save America’s struggling cities

Immigrants who want to work in the US can be sponsored either by individuals -- usually family members -- or companies. Regional immigration is a proposed variation on this system, in which a region ...

Oct 9, 2018
Columnists
[Editorial] Northern alliance

North Korea, China and Russia seen forging close ties

Oct 9, 2018
Editorial
[Stephen L. Carter] Supreme Court needs term limits

Suddenly everybody wants to explore term limits for Supreme Court justices. Welcome aboard. I’ve been on that train for almost a quarter of a century. The current argument is that life tenure is a le...

Oct 8, 2018
Columnists
[David Ignatius] Trump’s bullying tactics with Iran could backfire

President Donald Trump seems convinced that he has found the formula for success in foreign policy: Bully your adversaries, sanction them, squeeze them -- and then flatter them and make a deal. Trum...

Oct 8, 2018
Columnists
[Editorial] Inventory still unknown

Expectaton for front-loading gone; concern over South offering delay of nuclear list

Oct 8, 2018
Editorial
[Jayati Ghosh] Asia’s strongmen and their weak economies

US President Donald Trump grabs the most headlines, but the cult of the strongman leader is most developed in Asia. The continent abounds with rulers -- including Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi,...

Oct 7, 2018
Columnists
[Editorial] Another shameful mark

Former President Lee must reflect following guilty ruling

Oct 7, 2018
Editorial
[John Nery] The Marcos family’s last gasp

With President Duterte in power, the Marcos family is ascendant in Philippine national politics again. The remains of the late dictator Ferdinand Marcos have been buried at the national heroes’ cemet...

Oct 7, 2018
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[Dakota L. Wood] Shrinking and overworked US military can barely pass inspection

We place a lot of demands on our fine US military, and the good news is -- at home and in many places around the world -- it’s meeting those demands. Now the bad news: We’re wearing it out. After 17...

Oct 7, 2018
Columnists
[Helmut K. Anheier] 100 years of ineptitude

The global financial and economic crisis that began in 2008 was the greatest economic stress test since the Great Depression, and the greatest challenge to social and political systems since World Wa...

Oct 7, 2018
Columnists
[Leonid Bershidsky] No, Mr. Putin, bungled spying won‘t blow over

The latest failures of Russia’s military intelligence service, commonly known as the GRU, expose a major flaw in President Vladimir Putin’s habitual way of dealing with public fiascos: He mistakenly ...

Oct 7, 2018
Columnists
[David Ignatius] ‘The Apprentice’ shows that Trump’s debacles are self-inflicted wounds

Reading Greg Miller’s gripping new account of President Trump’s entanglement in the Russia investigation, it’s striking just how many of the president’s difficulties have been self-created. Trump see...

Oct 4, 2018
Columnists
[Peter R. Orszag] Why Americans are retiring later

Something significant is happening in Social Security in the US: People are retiring and taking their benefits later. These trends are at least in part the consequence of policy changes made in the e...

Oct 4, 2018
Columnists
[Editorial] Redraw blueprint

Investment declines for six straight months; Policy needed to boost private sector

Oct 4, 2018
Editorial

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