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Opinion David Ignatius

Trump pushed the reset button. This is ‘Iran Fiasco 2.0.’

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A coalition can keep Hormuz open and squeeze Tehran. There’s no need to rush a nuclear deal.

Opinion Editorial Board

A pension bailout hidden in plain sight

Opinion Jim Geraghty

An agonizing interview failed to end the GOP’s Marx problem

Opinion Andrew Kolodny

‘It’s an opioid’: My patients are becoming addicted to this ‘supplement’

Opinion Leana Wen

This bizarre tick-borne illness may be more common than once thought

Opinion Editorial Board

Trump wants more tariffs. The public feedback is revealing.

Opinion Nicholas A. Christakis

There is one human superpower AI will never have

Opinion John Phelan

The depleted Navy needs immediate rebuilding as dangers rise

Opinion Editorial Board

Medicaid Fraud Control Units aren’t doing enough to control fraud

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‘Anything could happen’: Five writers on the midterm races to watch

Opinion Chelsea Follett

175,000 lives should persuade Europe: Hold your nose and install AC

Opinion Editorial Board

Europe struggles to quit its addiction to Russian energy

Opinion Letters to the Editor

The Potomac River deserves monumental attention

Editorial Cartoons

Opinion Matt Percival

‘It’s not fair — all my friends have mental health problems and I don’t.’

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