Editorial
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The man with the constitutional responsibility to protect this country repeatedly tried to thwart the investigation.
JOAN VENNOCHI
The Mueller report describes a morally corrupt president who is saved largely because others refused to do what he asked.
Opinion | Alan M. Dershowitz
The legal dispute between William Barr and Robert Mueller
Barr gets the better of the argument, both from a constitutional and policy perspective.
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Michael A. Cohen
The ball is now in Congress’s court, and the path forward is clear: Impeachment proceedings must begin.
Opinion | Jennifer C. Braceras
Further investigation of Trump is pointless political theater
No American assisted the Kremlin’s interference with American elections. Everything else is legally irrelevant.
Jim Davis/Globe Staff
Editorial
A sizeable fine and personal consequences for two of the qualifiers would best balance fairness, accountability, and the state’s desire to keep the casino on track.
Opinion | Alice Lloyd
Passover and Easter — a divine double-feature
Attending seder in Brookline and Easter at Trinity Church is a two-way celebration of being welcome in one another’s faiths.
Opinion | Margery Eagan
Pete Buttigieg exposes the Christian right’s moral contortions
The presidential candidate’s calling out of the Christian right’s moral hypocrisy comes just in time for Easter brunch.
JOAN VENNOCHI
Bernie Sanders on Fox News is weird — and wonderful
He understands what too many sanctimonious Democrats do not: the need to break out of the Rachel Maddow bubble.
Editorial
The government should be doing your taxes — for free
Americans shouldn’t have to spend hundreds of millions on tax preparation services.
Opinion | Jennifer Lugar
A red flag law could have saved my husband
It shouldn’t have been up to me to take his gun away.
Opinion | Aaron Katz
My client is not innocent. Does he deserve the death penalty?
My client is not innocent. But does he deserve the “cruel and unusual punishment” of death by lethal injection?
Renée Graham
Trump’s attack on Ilhan Omar is the latest front in his war against Muslims
In 2016, Trump declared “Islam hates us.’’ What’s clear is that Trump hates Islam.
JEFF JACOBY
Those imprisoned for breaking laws should have no say in making laws
Society punishes convicted felons by denying them control over their own affairs. Letting them exercise control over society’s affairs by voting would be irrational and unjust.
Editorial
Boston’s path to universal preschool offers lessons for other cities
Boston’s journey – some two decades in the making — offers a road map of how other cities in Massachusetts can achieve preschool for all.
Letters
When a killer’s words have a greater purpose
Greg Gibson “did not give Wayne Lo a spotlight. He used his son’s killer to make a point about easy access to guns.”
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Letters
“When it comes to ownership and control limits, the law, regulation, and guidance are strong.”
Editorial
The man with the constitutional responsibility to protect this country repeatedly tried to thwart the investigation.
Letters
Greg Gibson “did not give Wayne Lo a spotlight. He used his son’s killer to make a point about easy access to guns.”
Letters
“When it comes to ownership and control limits, the law, regulation, and guidance are strong.”
Letters
“Massport deserves applause for delivering a serious plan that will remove millions of vehicle trips per year.”
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