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Michelle Goldberg: By killing Renee Good, ICE sent a message to us all

Throughout Donald Trump’s second term, when he’s sent armed, masked Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents into cities, locals have tried to resist by organizing neighborhood watches, both to warn people that agents are coming and to document the arrests they make. Minneapolis, where last week ICE launched what its acting director called the “largest immigration operation ever,” was no different.
Opinion >  Syndicated columns

Outside View: Hybrids return auto industry to practicality

The auto industry is headed back to where it should have stayed in the quest to put a cleaner fleet on the road: hybrids. Automakers are rapidly backing away from plans to fully electrify their offerings, due to an easing of fuel economy and emissions mandates by the Trump administration and continued resistance from consumers. But that doesn’t mean they are totally abandoning their green ...
Opinion >  Syndicated columns

Bret Stephens: There were good reasons to depose Maduro

There are good reasons to celebrate the downfall of the tyrant Nicolás Maduro, as so many Venezuelan exiles did when they heard the news Saturday morning. Not among those reasons: An America that seizes Venezuela’s oil assets while keeping what’s left of Maduro’s odious regime in place.