We must exploit the Trump administration's extreme overreach—an overreach that is offensive to the vast majority of Americans—conservative, liberals, and independents.
Our national defense and economic competitiveness depend on innovations in quantum computing, nanotechnology, materials science, and other cutting-edge technologies, all of which have been made possible by the investments we have made in our research universities.
The betrayal of Ukraine by President Donald Trump was hardly unexpected, but its execution—brazen, humiliating, and incredibly public—has left Europeans in shock.
What do you do when you—the richest man in the world—have around $400 billion to play with and you're being hassled with health, safety, and ethics regulations?
The Washington Post's motto famously declares that "Democracy Dies in Darkness." But democracy also dies when the marketplace of ideas becomes as monopolized as the marketplace for consumer goods.
As Hezbollah supporters gathered at a stadium in Beirut to bury their revered leader, Hassan Nasrallah—killed in an Israeli Air Force bombing in September—a roar rippled through the crowd.
