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Think this was a liberal term at the Supreme Court? You probably missed some cases.
Despite some surprising liberal victories, conservatives scored significant wins at the Supreme Court legally and politically.
Distinguished person of the week: For the people of New York
Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance performed an invaluable service for the rule of law.
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Trumps self-serving help for Roger Stone
President Trump's clemency for Roger Stone epitomizes the danger the Framers had in mind when they debated the pardon power.
Its the duty of the White House press secretary to hold briefings. But not like this.
Denying reality and using the White House podium in this way is a violation of public trust.
The worst president ever keeps getting worse
Back on April 5 I proclaimed Donald Trump the worst president ever. Oh, how innocent I was. Sure, I knew he was bad. But not this bad.
Davon McNeals senseless killing should serve as a breaking point
D.C. needs to start treating the surge of gun violence like the public emergency it is.
Opinion | PE investments expected to bounce back from covid-19 shock: Bain & Co
Investment activities witnessed a sharper decline in Q2 versus Q1, as the national lockdown kept investor sentiment muted.Deals greater than $100 million were down to abo
Trump has only been protecting us from things in his taxes too terrible to know!
Oh, fools that we were! Fools that we are!
What do you call whats going on at the Supreme Court?
It shouldn't surprise anyone.
Joe Biden and the death of the gaffe
Amid the current disaster, no one cares about gaffes anymore. As well they shouldn't.
Readers critique The Post: Enough, already. Give womens sports fair coverage.
This weeks Free for All letters.
Would you trust Trump with your kids health?
The president's credibility is virtually nonexistent.
Trump comes face to face with one of his greatest fears
Trump has obsessed over crowd sizes for years. Now he's confronting the worst.
Pelosi hits Trumps weaknesses, which are multiplying
Trump is losing on all counts.
Heres what the Washington football team should really be renamed
The Swamp? The Half-Smokes? The Deep State?
The political pendulum has swung away from Trump. But theres time for it to swing back.
Society has moved so far left that there's time for it to swing back before the November elections.
Joe Biden just ate Trumps populist lunch
The president got ambushed by the agenda he could have followed.
Ten years into redevelopment, is Tysons what we envisioned?
The plan, so far, is failing to make the area as walkable and transit friendly as its supposed to be.
A covid-19 silver lining in Maryland: Better roads
Our crews have taken advantage of fewer vehicles on the highways and interstates to make significant progress on key projects.
The way we commute is likely going to change. We should prepare now.
To keep our region moving forward, we must reexamine our transportation investments.
D.C.s failed investigation into our sons death is a tragedy. So we conducted our own.
Thanks to negligence, incompetence and misconduct, the public still doesnt know the truth of what happened to our son.
Opinion | Cancer cells: Sensitive, resistant, competitive
By retarding the growth of sensitive cancer cells, the healthy cells can flourish
India has an opportunity to present itself as a good place to set up shop. Recent policy tweaks have been aimed at this, with new sectors opened to foreign inflows, lower
Trump has an idea for schools. Spoiler alert!
Yet another sequel.
The pandemic has forced me into an endless staycation
I'm in a place so familiar that it starts to feel strange. And I miss going somewhere, anywhere, far away.
Opinion | Introverts havent had it much better than extroverts
Introverts are thought to have taken lockdowns far more cheerfully than others, but have they? What of those who like to be alone in a crowd? Or want a solitary life led
Does the Virginia GOP even care about its future?
They show no signs of changing course, never mind ability, organization or ideas.
The Supreme Court deals a blow to Trumps delusions of untrammeled power
A pair of rulings could spell the end of Trump's financial secrecy.
Opinion | A novel way for MSMEs to lower their risk profile and access funds
Linking small businesses to synthetic supply chains could grant them steady revenue streams that lessen risk on their debt
Opinion | How India could revive two birds in one stroke
As airlines respond to demand for middle seats kept empty on flights, the Centre should buy all these in bulk. This will assure flyers of safety from corona and also bail
Opinion | From grand theatrical sublimities to OTT absurdities
The death knell on the grand illusion of the movie halls eternal appeal rung in when a spate of new film releases recently got to reach audiences via over-the-top streami
Opinion | Hospitality will get decentralized too as covid reshapes the world
Holidayers will opt for reclusive destinations and hotels will offer well-dispersed accommodation
In deep trouble, Iran grabs a Chinese lifeline
Can the Trump administration counter Beijing's investment offensive?
Republicans can either protect public health or appease Trump. They cant do both.
The question is not if, but when, they jump off a sinking ship.
Black Americans have to wait longer to vote. Heres how to fix it.
A remedy for the time tax.
Kick out the Trump enablers, too
Maybe it will change their behavior.
The Facebook boycott is illiberal. Who has the courage to oppose it?
Many business leaders are selling out a sacred American liberty, free speech, in an effort to signal virtue.
Voters are figuring out whos responsible for the mess were in
Politicians will be judged on results.
Opinion | How friendly government policies can boost Indian steel industry
Indian steel manufacturers bear multiple local taxes - electricity and cross subsidy duties, clean energy cess and royalties on ore and there are more .In rival markets,
We immigrants owe a great debt to the African American struggle for equality
When members of an unwelcome immigrant community watch African Americans take to the streets, we see the wheels of American democracy turning before our eyes.
If we want to beat covid-19, we need to get a lot better at vaccinating people
A vaccine will only help us if people get it. And right now, a lot of Americans are missing critical vaccines for trivial reasons.
A post-Trump Republican Party must offer compassion, not racial divisiveness
The party has abandoned its focus on identifying the United States ills and finding solutions that work for everyone.
Opinion | Of small towns, big cities and hopes of an economic revival
The panic and fear induced by covid in metros seems to be missing in smaller cities
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According to data issued by the Amfi, net flows into equity funds crashed 95% in June to under 240.6 crore, while debt funds had a similar tumble, falling to 2,862 crore
Opinion | Lets not underestimate Indias foreign policy expertise
Time-tested processes are in place to aid our policymakers and these have served Indian diplomacy well