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The Washington Post : opinions
13 october
11h00
AI hasn’t caused a jobpocalypse. But it will force Gen Z to rethink work.
Yan Wu
Entry-level pain has not been uniform across all industries.
10h45
Senate control could hinge on the bad-candidate problem for both sides
Josh Kraushaar
The midterms will be a test of whether partisanship is so strong that even defective candidates can win.
10h30
The unfriendly skies: When military drones target civilian airports
Jim Geraghty
If you’re looking to terrorize people, a drone attack on a major airport is an effective tool.
10h15
SNAP shouldn’t be paying for soda. These studies show why.
Leana Wen
Restrictions could save hundreds of millions of taxpayer dollars annually.
10h00
After Russia’s plague incident, U.S. readiness needs urgent review
John R. Bolton
Even if initial worries prove unfounded, history shows Moscow cannot be trusted regarding biowarfare.
00h12
Make the problem and the solution bigger’: The plan to end the Ukraine war
David Ignatius
Trump’s diesel-deal feud with Zelensky obscures a more important effort.
12 october
22h13
Trump is pressuring the wrong side in Ukraine
Editorial Board
The president threatens Ukraine with the loss of American weapons while rewarding Russia with sanctions relief.
21h59
Adding diesel to the fire
Michael Ramirez
Michael Ramirez cartoon on President Donald Trump’s diesel deal with Russia.
19h21
I’m a student. This is why I need my phone at school.
Letters to the Editor
Cell phone bans, surge pricing and energy priorities, in readers’ eyes.
18h11
Kat Timpf: The right has an affordability problem
Why are younger Americans turning toward socialism, and what does that say about the political choices facing both parties? In this episode of Make...
16h06
Billionaires are leaving Britain and sending a warning to the U.S.
Editorial Board
An exodus of billionaires representing 160 billion in wealth should give California voters pause.
11h30
No wonder the government can’t off-load this building. Look inside.
Editorial Board
HUD’s former headquarters is a financial sinkhole that illustrates a larger problem.
11h00
Tax the rich? Follow Switzerland not the left.
Warren Gorlick
The federal government needs revenue, and this could be a bipartisan solution.
10h45
Fallen off a cliff’: How a 2010 law backfired on small U.S. banks
Jeb Hensarling, Michael Solon
It was supposed to prevent another financial crisis, but now the number of new banks has collapsed.
10h15
Cut your losses on solar power, Mayor Bowser. D.C. will thank you.
Isaac Orr, Mitch Rolling
The bill for years of foolish renewable mandates is finally coming due.
10h00
Trump is discovering that dollar diplomacy’ doesn’t work
Max Boot
Trump administration pursuit of profit and peace blurs line between public and private interests.
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