Friday's Opinions: America has always been hostile to immigrants

Using financial sticks to control IranThe Hillary Clinton e-mail 'scandal' that isn'tThe GOP's denial won't defeat TrumpAmerica has always been hostile to immigrantsWhat six years of 'reset' have wroughtThe Facebook model for taking on jihadist groups onlineRussia's food burning campaign is an irrational show of controlCongress should look at New Orleans for how to fix No Child Left Behind

View in your Web browser America has always been hostile to immigrants By Catherine Rampell From Benjamin Franklin to Trump, the history of America's nativist streak.  Read full article » Latest Columns Juan Zarate Using financial sticks to control Iran Employed properly, economic power can effectively isolate rogue Iranian activity.  Read full column » David Ignatius The Hillary Clinton e-mail 'scandal' that isn't Her use of a private e-mail server while secretary of state isn't cause for a legal uproar.  Read full column » Eugene Robinson The GOP's denial won't defeat Trump Republicans seem to be in deep denial about the possibility of a Trump win.  Read full column » Charles Krauthammer What six years of 'reset' have wrought Russia's Vladimir Putin doesn't respect President Obama. Why won't Obama do anything about it?  Read full column » Steven Stalinsky The Facebook model for taking on jihadist groups online The site has figured out how to kick off — and keep off — extremists.  Read full column » Sergei Guriev Russia's food burning campaign is an irrational show of control The Kremlin proves it cares more about corrupt elites than ordinary Russians.  Read full column » John White Congress should look at New Orleans for how to fix No Child Left Behind The post-Katrina Crescent City has blended liberal civil rights traditions with conservative business savvy.  Read full column » Editorial Cartoons Tom Toles Friday’s cartoon: One mass shooting leads to another Cartoon for Aug. 28, 2015. Ann Telnaes A look back at Hurricane Katrina through the cartoons of Ann Telnaes An animated look back at the catastrophic storm, and the political failures that dominated headlines in the aftermath.   The Post recommends: Wonkbook Your daily cheat sheet on economic and domestic policy from Wonkblog, delivered to your inbox. Sign me up   The Post’s View Dedicating time and resources to safety on our nation's trains By Editorial Board Railroads need flexibility on safety deadlines to avoid a lapse in service.  Read full editorial » Robbing the victims of lead paint poisoning By Editorial Board Maryland needs more regulation of firms that buy structured settlements.  Read full editorial » Burma's half-hearted commitment to democracy By Editorial Board The regime strong-arms rivals and disenfranchises minorities.  Read full editorial » Latest Blogs Happy Hour Roundup By Greg Sargent Our nightly wrap-up of news and opinion.  Read full article » MSNBC’s new time for Al Sharpton activism: When everyone’s sleeping By Erik Wemple Move makes a massive amount of sense.   Read full article » Don’t panic! A complete glossary of stock market terms By Alexandra Petri Bull market? Bear market?   Read full article » Walker shouldn’t waste his opportunity on foreign policy By Jennifer Rubin Walker needs to attack fake far right hawks.   Read full article » PunditFact scorecard flags Fox News By Erik Wemple It outpaces MSNBC on statements on the dubious end of PunditFact scale.  Read full article » Why the New York Daily News cover image is so wrong By Alexandra Petri This is not a morally neutral picture.   Read full article »               You received this e-mail because you signed up for the Friday's Opinions newsletter. For additional free newsletters or to manage your newsletters, click here. We respect your privacy. If you believe that this e-mail has been sent to you in error, or you no longer wish to receive e-mail from The Washington Post, click here. Contact us for help. ©2015 The Washington Post  |  1150 15th St NW, Washington, DC 20071