Saturday's Opinions: A rejection of the nuclear deal could lead to radicalism in Iran

A rejection of the nuclear deal could lead to radicalism in IranWhen Mexicans crossed our border to feed Americans in needWe can't advance the goals of Black Lives Matter without addressing gun controlThe case for Joe Biden to run in 2016Affirming a right to die with dignityWhy Republicans' health-care plans are bad deals for AmericansStandardized tests can help combat inequityA summer so lawless in D.C., it feels like the Wild WestReconsidering parole in VirginiaMontgomery should fund the Parent Resource CentersDon't fuss over food trucksA $15 minimum wage would hurt entry-level workersJeb Bush's foot-in-mouth problem

View in your Web browser A rejection of the nuclear deal could lead to radicalism in Iran By Seyed Hossein Mousavian For the nuclear deal to be successful, Tehran must derive substantial benefits from sanctions relief.  Read full article » Latest Columns Stephen R. Kelly When Mexicans crossed our border to feed Americans in need For three weeks after Katrina, Mexican soldiers helped thousands of displaced Americans in Texas.  Read full column » Firmin DeBrabander We can't advance the goals of Black Lives Matter without addressing gun control Laws do little to stem the growing violence in cities so long as it remains easy to get guns from nearby states.  Read full column » Ruth Marcus The case for Joe Biden to run in 2016 The vice president unbound would be a credible alternative to Hillary Clinton  Read full column » George F. Will Affirming a right to die with dignity There is human dignity in making an autonomous decision to end one's suffering.  Read full column » Ezekiel J. Emanuel Why Republicans' health-care plans are bad deals for Americans Few trust the "replace" part of the GOP pledge to "repeal and replace."  Read full column » Robert C. Bobb Standardized tests can help combat inequity The absence of solid assessments hurts our most vulnerable students.  Read full column » Colbert I. King A summer so lawless in D.C., it feels like the Wild West Killers seem to think that their lives are the only ones that matter.  Read full column » Terry McAuliffe Reconsidering parole in Virginia Keeping nonviolent offenders locked away may not be the best solution.  Read full column » Georgia Lewis Montgomery should fund the Parent Resource Centers They are the first line of defense in education.  Read full column » Patrice Lee Don't fuss over food trucks Montgomery and Arlington counties should emulate D.C.'s regulations.  Read full column » Mirta Gutierrez A $15 minimum wage would hurt entry-level workers Employers won't hire unskilled people for that much money.  Read full column » Dana Milbank Jeb Bush's foot-in-mouth problem What we've got here is failure to communicate.  Read full column » Editorial Cartoons Tom Toles Sunday’s cartoon: Democrats are unhappy with Hillary Cartoon for Aug. 30, 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 Americans shouldn't demand a 'right to be forgotten' online By Editorial Board Europe ordered Google to delist unflattering links. The FTC must refuse to do the same.  Read full editorial » A toolbox for building effective vaccination laws By Editorial Board A new study untangles the web of state vaccine policies.  Read full editorial » An education partnership between traditional and charter schools in D.C. By Editorial Board Let's hope a new District task force can foster collaboration.  Read full editorial » Latest Blogs Founding Fathers, trashing immigrants By Catherine Rampell Some highlights from Benjamin Franklin's and Alexander Hamilton's more xenophobic writings about immigration.   Read full article » The Insiders: After the Virginia shooting, Rubio makes us think By Ed Rogers Rather than encouraging people to line up to get more from the government, our political leadership should talk about how we can renew our civic partnership with one another.   Read full article » Why didn’t the New York Times fact-check toupee claim against Trump? By Erik Wemple A parenthetical might have helped.   Read full article » Happy Hour Roundup By Greg Sargent Our nightly wrap-up of news and opinion.  Read full article » Hillary Clinton lays bare distaste of media in response to Fox News’s Ed Henry By Erik Wemple Could we have a bit of anti-Fox News sentiment here?   Read full article » Intrigue intensifies as battle over Iran deal enters final stretch By Greg Sargent This is getting pretty intense, folks.  Read full article »               You received this e-mail because you signed up for the Saturday'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