At this fraught juncture in our national existence, the incoming president must convince a mistrustful public that he recognizes the new threats to freedom loose in our country, writes Nicholas Eberstadt.
We can hope that Joe Biden's underlying decency, to which everyone who has known him attests and which comes across at a distance, may guide him toward decisions that help stitch our political culture back together and resist the awful impulses unleashed in our society in recent years, writes Yuval Levin.
American historiography — the writing of our history — has never been a more hotly contested political battleground than it is today, explains Algis Valiunas.
Naomi Schaefer Riley et al. write that COVID-19 and subsequent government responses introduced new barriers to detecting and responding to child maltreatment and achieving permanency for children in foster care.
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