The Washington Post

A draft executive order from President Trump would allow discrimination in the name of “religious freedom.”

The state’s economic future rides on our ability to attract talent and help it develop.

The education-secretary nominee obviously doesn’t value, or understand, public schools.

When valued rights are at stake, people like the congressman must tell us where they stand.

In other cases, premiums have lowered enrollment and cut down on preventative care.

Instead of fighting over repeal, lawmakers should ask how to improve the system.

President Donald Trump’s proposal wouldn’t make us safer — in fact, it could make things more dangerous.