Fantastic article by Marc Thiessen 🇺🇸❤️🇺🇦🇹🇼🇮🇱 about his trip down memory lane seeing his favorite artists in concert! Don't miss his Kiss picture! washingtonpost.com/opinions/2024/…

What we’re getting wrong about ‘The Zone of Interest’ washingtonpost.com/opinions/2024/…

'Millions are being spent on a variety of supportive services for children and adults in low-income families. It’s time to take stock,' @KingC_I writes.

'A five-day, $6,000 taxpayer-funded family excursion to Miami?' wapo.st/42zFsDq

'Thomas ought to have behaved better. But he, and his brethren, ought to be paid better, too,' Ruth Marcus writes. wapo.st/3tstA9i

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'A window frame offers an objective point of view of a physical place and a metaphorical 'frame' of a moment in time,' Matteo Pericoli writes in a guest opinion.

For people who have been displaced, this has special resonance. wapo.st/3uVEIf7

On D.C.’s truancy crisis, school officials prescribe alphabet soup, Colbert I. King writes. wapo.st/3NkExQG

THREAD: Here is the best-kept secret about U.S. military aid to Ukraine: Most of the money is being spent here in the USA. That’s right: Funds are not going to Ukraine but being used stateside to build new weapons or to replace weapons sent to Kyiv

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Opinion by David Ignatius: Israel and Hamas close in on a deal to free dozens of hostages. The Qatari-mediated agreement could include a humanitarian pause in fighting and the release of some Palestinian women and young people from Israeli prisons. wapo.st/49Axltf

In the melodrama that saw Jim Jordan coming all too close to being elected speaker on Tuesday and Wednesday, the country witnessed some of the best of what the U.S. House of Representatives used to be — and the worst of what it is becoming. washingtonpost.com/opinions/2023/…

Outsiders profited off the Osages’ oil, Dennis McAuliffe Jr. writes. Now, they profit off our story. wapo.st/3tADXaG

Hamas recognizes the importance of the “battle of the narrative.” That’s why its terrorists were equipped with GoPro cameras during their murderous rampage. But it did not score a significant information-warfare victory until Tuesday’s hospital explosion. wapo.st/45wDiV2

In a book excerpt for Washington Post Opinions, Michael Lewis takes us inside Sam Bankman-Fried’s meeting with fashion icon Anna Wintour.

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McCarthy’s gone. Republican dysfunction is here to stay. My column from inside the House chamber today: wapo.st/3tfzeLj

For a brief, honorable moment, American voters were horrified.
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This was such tremendous and important work. Such a well-deserved honor for Alyssa Rosenberg

No one in the world wrote more persuasively on this subject than Michael Gerson. Grateful to President Bush for providing this opportunity to hear Mike’s voice again on a cause that mattered so deeply to him. ⁦Washington Post Opinions⁩ washingtonpost.com/opinions/2023/…

My column with Bono U2 ONE in today's Washington Post Opinions: Three big, bold realistic ideas for the global economy.

We come together again because the need is even greater for decisive financial action on behalf of the world's poorest people.
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Opinion by Walter Isaacson: The war in Ukraine, when no other company or even country could manage to keep communications satellites working, gave Elon Musk a center-stage opportunity to show his humanitarian instincts while playing superhero. wapo.st/488maaq

Vladimir Kara-Murza from jail: What happened when I saw Alexei Navalny

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