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Opinion: Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Is Getting Reckless

The Washington Post Editorial | Tuesday November 07, 2017

Mohammed Bin Salman, the Saudi crown prince known for his bold and sometimes reckless steps to transform his country and its place in the Middle East, has staged his biggest coup yet.

Opinion: The Other Melania: A Trump Horror Story

Alexandra Petri, The Washington Post | Friday October 20, 2017

Sean Spicer noticed the Other First Lady once, before he vanished. She was coming down the stairs. She was wearing her dark sunglasses and her trim tailored coat and her heels. Her mouth was locked in its firm, polite non-smile, like the Cheshire Cat on a bad day.

Opinion: From The Pen Of An 18-Year-Old Harvey Weinstein

Margaret Sullivan, The Washington Post | Wednesday October 18, 2017

It had been going on since the early 1980s

Opinion: The Next Islamic State Would Be Deadlier

Vera Mironova, The Washington Post | Thursday October 05, 2017

For much of the past year, I've lived a double life. I've embedded within Iraq's Special Operations forces throughout the battle of Mosul, witnessing first-hand a truly remarkable struggle against the Islamic State.

Opinion: Trump Has Started A Brain Drain Back To India

Suzanne Sataline, The Washington Post | Tuesday September 26, 2017

In 2005, two years after Sameer Sahay arrived in the United States from India to pursue an MBA, he was thrilled when an Oregon health care company hired him and agreed to sponsor his green card. His life as an American, he thought, had begun.

Opinion: The Night One Russian Military Officer May Have Saved The World

The Washington Post Editorial | Tuesday September 19, 2017

He was often called "the man who saved the world," and in some sense, he did. On the night of Sept. 26, 1983, in a period of Cold War tension, Stanislav Petrov, a lieutenant colonel on duty at a missile attack early-warning center south of Moscow, was jolted by an alarm of a U.S. intercontinental ballistic missile attack on the Soviet Union.

Opinion: I Criticized Google. It Got Me Fired. That's Corporate Power

Barry Lynn, The Washington Post | Friday September 01, 2017

I've studied monopolies for about 20 years. I got into this line of work back in 1999, when an earthquake in Taiwan resulted in the shutdown of factories all over the United States.

Opinion: Melinda Gates Writes On How Technology Impacts Her Kids

Melinda Gates, The Washington Post | Friday August 25, 2017

When my youngest child was born in 2005, the flip phone was still the coolest piece of tech you could get. Now I'm told that all three of my children are part of what demographers are calling iGen.

Opinion: When Trump Says India Must 'Help Us More'

Annie Gowen, The Washington Post | Wednesday August 23, 2017

In the midst of President Donald Trump's speech on Afghanistan - where he pledged to "fight to win" the war that has dragged on for 16 years - he included an unexpected swipe at America's "natural ally" India.

Opinion: How To Finally Defeat The Islamic State - And Make It Last

Ash Carter, The Washington Post | Friday July 14, 2017

After months of tough urban combat, Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi declared victory Monday over the Islamic State in its last strategic stronghold in Iraq. Iraqis celebrated in the streets, and Americans should cheer as well.

Blog: Finding Strength After My Daughter's Death, One Step At A Time

Jacqueline Dooley, The Washington Post | Tuesday July 11, 2017

Walking. It's so simple. It seemed impossible when my daughter was dying. For her, it was impossible. And so, in an inadvertent kind of camaraderie, I stopped walking, too.

Opinion: 'Budding Romance Or One-Night Stand?': Foreign Media On PM Narendra Modi-Donald Trump

Josh Rogin, The Washington Post | Monday June 26, 2017

President Donald Trump and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi would seem to be kindred spirits. But despite a lot of sweet talk as Modi arrived in Washington for a White House meeting Monday, the question remains whether his dalliance with Trump will be a one-night stand or will blossom into a full-on romance.

Blog: The Parenting Lessons I Learned From My Dying Child

Jennifer Golden, The Washington Post | Tuesday June 20, 2017

I hoisted my daughter off the pavement, perching her on my hip as I brushed the silky gold strands of hair from her eyes. At 3, Hannah was already getting too big for me to carry this way, but I needed her reassuring heft to ground me for the conversation we were about to have. Otherwise, I feared, I would simply evaporate into the sky.

Opinion: China, Saudi Arabia Have Seduced Trump Into Being Their Sweetheart

Jackson Diehl, The Washington Post | Monday June 12, 2017

It's disappointing but not surprising that in the fifth month of the Trump administration, Germany, Mexico and South Korea are among the big losers in U.S. foreign relations.

Opinion: How Donald Trump Helped Defeat Theresa May

Anne Applebaum, The Washington Post | Monday June 12, 2017

Had a few hundred votes gone the other way in a handful of constituencies, Theresa May's Conservatives would still have their parliamentary majority. And so the question has to be asked: On the margins, did President Trump help swing the British election against the Tories? I would argue yes - and in three ways.

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