National Opinions

The big players are betting that we’re too addicted to the convenience of meals at our doors to walk away from their apps. They may be right.

The Russian president wades back into U.S. politics, declaring the Donald’s enemies his enemies too. Shouldn’t that make Republicans think?

Wiring budget negotiations to a doomsday machine is dumb -- and so is systematic overspending.

The idea that your work should pay emotional dividends - and not just the bills - would have seemed strange to most people before the 20th century.

The caveats to these studies are many. But there is finally real hope that the bleak survival statistics for pancreatic cancer could meaningfully change.

There are many ways to make progress on climate change that have more impact than that one takeout container you failed to recycle.

Asked in a recent interview whether Democrats are struggling with “class diversity,” she answered: “Abso-[bleeping]-lutely.”

It took decades to learn that everything I was doing to my appearance was an act of self-erasure.

With approval for ConocoPhillips’s Willow project, the president is attempting to be pragmatic on energy security, oil prices and the transition away from fossil fuels.

Commodities are off the highs, but don’t expect that to flow through to food prices at the store anytime soon - or ever.

Sharp criticism of Biden’s visit to Kyiv by a handful of extremist lawmakers will only make things harder for the GOP.

None of us is especially good at spotting falsehoods, but we’re democracy’s best defense against dishonest politicians.

Now that almost everyone has been exposed to it, it’s much less dangerous - although so infectious that it’s harder to avoid, too.

Books on entrepreneurialism, weight loss and investing all tell simple truths. Just get started. Change your eating habits. Buy low and sell high.

Despite our political polarization over the pandemic, Americans generally agree that we care about our old people and don’t want them to die.

It’s interest rates of 20% or even 30% that are crushing people.

BP has finally acknowledged what had been crystal clear to shareholders for a while: Pumping fossil fuels is very profitable, and demand for oil and gas will stay strong for longer.

The list of people not covered by our nation’s inadequate family leave act is long.

Looking down I-5 at struggling Portland lately, it’s been hard not to wonder if we’re seeing a harbinger of sorts for Seattle.

Donald Trump’s signature border wall is morphing in strange and costly ways — even as it seems to play little role in stemming illegal migration.

With the industry returning to its normal seasonal pattern, the next few months will be crucial in determining just how robust the post-pandemic recovery turns out to be.

An end to the public health emergency in the U.S. will hurt the uninsured most. But even those with coverage will find some benefits slipping away.