A libertarian leader can save the GOP from white nationalism White identity politics is the most pernicious force in American life, and we should cheer anything that diminishes it. Max Foley-Keene June 29, 2017
Cash-strapped National Park Service to sell ad space on the sides of wildlife Despite strong pushback from environmental and animal welfare organizations, the proposal appears to be picking up steam. Reuven Bank June 22, 2017
Harvard was right to kick out students for posting offensive memes Racist and sexist memes aren’t worthy of protection. Sydney Wess June 20, 2017
The U.S. poet laureate matters — especially in uncertain times Poetry can reassure us, it can challenge us and it can educate us. A good poet laureate can do all those thing as well. Jack Lewis June 20, 2017
Profanity is debasing American politics Our leaders must refrain from speaking like a foul-mouthed teenager when addressing the public. Asha Kodan June 20, 2017
Technology is killing print journalism While impeccable print journalism still exists, it will continue to face competition from the average citizen and personal Twitter feeds. Joseph Kuttler June 18, 2017
Justin Bieber’s “Despacito” insults Spanish language and Hispanic culture Bieber’s performance reveals that, for him, the Spanish language is one to make exotic. Maris Medina June 14, 2017
Ignoring preferred gender pronouns is disrespectful to identity Our society has long expected us to fit into socially acceptable boxes, but it’s simply the truth that most people don’t. Liyanga de Silva June 13, 2017
Exiting the Paris Agreement is awful for the planet — and great for China With the U.S. retreating from the fight against climate change and China reaffirming its commitment, it is clear that China has become the leader on this issue. Mitchell Rock June 6, 2017
For UMD to heal, President Loh must communicate better Loh’s letters read like the work of a politician desperate to avoid making a gaffe. Max Foley-Keene June 6, 2017