David Ignatius    Azerbaijan this week imposed its sovereignty by force of arms.

Colbert King    And who gets the final say Congress, of course.

Kathleen Parker    Senators should no more come to the chamber wearing a jogging suit than they should wear a tuxedo to play tennis.

Kathleen Parker    Senators should no more come to the chamber wearing a jogging suit than they should wear a tuxedo to play tennis.

Karen Attiah    In a blessing at the Cathedral of Hope in Dallas, drag queens show how to remain compassionate and glamorous in the face of oppression.

Catherine Rampell    What goes up must come down Not if the Federal Reserve has its way.

Jennifer Rubin    Diplomacy is back.

George F. Will    The Supreme Court finally has a chance to apply the Constitution’s takings clause and end decades of unconstitutional government interference.

Luis Moreno Ocampo    Azerbaijan’s actions in its ethnic Armenian enclave last winter already amounted to genocide. And things are only getting worse.

Dana Milbank    Matt Gaetz doesn’t need a resolution to vacate the chair.’ For all practical purposes, the chair is already vacant.

George F. Will    The Supreme Court finally has a chance to apply the Constitution’s takings clause and end decades of unconstitutional government interference.

Letters to the Editor    Here are this week’s Free for All letters.

Lally Weymouth    An interview with the president of the European Commission.

Fareed Zakaria    Shielding U.S. automakers from Chinese competition isn’t a good idea over the long term

Avis Collins Robinson    Some of the familiar fabrics of our history are front and center in the third of my Seasons quilts.

Fareed Zakaria    Shielding U.S. automakers from Chinese competition isn’t a good idea over the long term

Erik Wemple    A long career in media ends in a shameful episode that frames it all.

Editorial Board    Striking autoworkers have made their point: The transition to electric vehicles has to take the labor force’s interests into account. Now it’s time to settle.

Catherine Rampell    What goes up must come down Not if the Federal Reserve has its way.

Letters to the Editor    Instead of seeking perfect teeth, how about we become comfortable with our natural selves

Letters to the Editor    Their deployment hinders efforts to reduce global nuclear arsenals.

Letters to the Editor    The solution might lie in how the market is structured: What risks should depositary institutions be allowed to take on, and how should that assumption of risk be regulated

Letters to the Editor    This violence affects us all. We are human, we are connected and we all need to be in community on this.

Letters to the Editor    At , I am not impressed by what younger people believe healthy older people can or can’t do.

Drew Goins    Plus: Ukraine aid. Fighting suicide. Mourning and Yom Kippur.

Leana Wen    I swam in memory of my mother. I will keep coming back.

Perry Bacon    Perry’s live chat with readers was at : p.m. ET on Thursday. Read the transcript.

Renee Yaseen    It seems that among younger Americans, the tide is turning on the traditional relationship hierarchy.

Mark T. Esper    A commission should focus on both increasing the pool of those qualified to serve and raising their interest in doing so

Leana Wen    When should I get the new bivalent booster Should I take Paxlovid Public health expert Dr. Leana S. Wen answers your questions.

Alexandra Petri    This is how Rome fell. They went to the Senate floor wrapped in bedsheets.

David Ignatius    As Joint Chiefs chair, Milley was a Pattonesque presence stepping carefully.

Ruth Marcus    House Republicans treat Garland to a hearing devoid of facts.

Katie Hill    Humiliation is being used to drive women away from running for or holding office. I know from experience.

Atena Daemi    Mahsa Amini was killed for resisting her country’s mandatory hijab and denial of social freedoms. Her cause lives on in the prisons and streets of Iran.

Jennifer Rubin    The former president’s compulsive confession only helps the prosecutors.

Alexandra Petri    This is how Rome fell. They went to the Senate floor wrapped in bedsheets.

Josie Glausiusz    Without my son, the High Holidays present me with a dilemma.

Pia Guerra, Ian Boothby    Pia Guerra and Ian Boothby cartoon on lion’s hairstyle for picture day.

Josh Rogin    The Biden administration must step up its defense of the war effort

Karen Tumulty    Police forces are struggling to find recruits. How hiring more women could cure that and make our police forces smarter.

Ruth Marcus    House Republicans treat Garland to a hearing devoid of facts.

Barkha Dutt, David Moscrop    We asked two commentators, from India and Canada, to assess their countries’ relationship after Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s bombshell allegations.

Letters to the Editor    People often tolerate cannabis better than the pharmaceutical alternatives, leading to better symptom control, less toxicity and improved quality of life.

Letters to the Editor    There are plenty of qualified people who would be acceptable to Democrats, but they will not step up until the president steps aside.

Letters to the Editor    Because a culvert on the road needs replacement, the county is taking down more than mature trees.

Letters to the Editor    Our country desperately needs citizens who are better skilled at evaluating information.

Editorial Board    This much came through in marathon testimony Wednesday before the House Judiciary Committee.

Drew Goins    Plus: The UAW strike. The Senate dress code.

David Ignatius    As Joint Chiefs chair, Milley was a Pattonesque presence stepping carefully.