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Eugene Robinson

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Past articles by Eugene:

Three columnists talk about why Deion Sanders isn’t just a football story

“The two Whitest positions on the football field are head coach and quarterback,” said Theodore R. Johnson during a podcast conversation. → Read More

Ask Eugene Robinson about the latest news around the U.S. and world

Eugene's Q&A with readers starts at 1 p.m. ET on Tuesday. Submit your questions now. → Read More

A gun transforms another commonplace interaction into carnage

The root cause of Texas massacre is clear, even if Gov. Greg Abbott would rather talk about "illegal immigrants." → Read More

Kamala Harris must keep walking a tightrope for Biden’s reelection bid

She played a big role in mobilizing the Democratic Party’s base in 2020 — and should be expected to do the same thing in 2024. → Read More

DeSantis’s political war on Disney makes Trump look reasonable

What kind of governor threatens the revenue of a company that is his state’s biggest private employer, corporate taxpayer and most popular tourist attraction? → Read More

Fox is not a news network but a propaganda outlet

What Fox election coverage did to Dominion was not journalism. It was more like a mugging. → Read More

Do legislators favor gun rights over children’s lives? Eugene Robinson answered your questions.

Eugene's Q&A with readers was at 1 p.m. ET on Tuesday. Read the transcript. → Read More

Calling out Louisville police racism is a start. But only a start.

Racism in policing still mocks this nation’s promise of equal treatment under the law. → Read More

Biden is right about voting rights: They’re still under assault

Today's Republican Party seeks and finds ways to weaken Black political power. → Read More

Ron DeSantis, potential GOP standard-bearer, sounds out of his depth

It’s not just that the Florida governor is unready for prime time. He can’t even handle “Fox & Friends.” → Read More

Biden’s Kyiv visit shows Putin seriously misjudged his courage

What many people fail to understand about Joe Biden, the oldest president in our history, is the extent to which he is guided by a sense of mission. → Read More

Where would Ukraine be without Biden? Eugene Robinson answered your questions.

Eugene's Q&A with readers was at 1 p.m. ET on Tuesday. Read the transcript. → Read More

The Republican clown-car caucus is undermining itself

The GOP's antics already in this new Congress suggest it's going to be a long two years. → Read More

Biden’s response to GOP heckling? Vigor, humor and command.

There have been times when Biden looked and acted his age. Tuesday night wasn't one of them. → Read More

Tyre Nichols video shows policing must be done with a community — not to it

Unwarranted police violence against Black Americans will not end until the 'warrior' culture of police departments is made to change. → Read More

America’s Trumpist export to Brazil: Election denialism

The uprising in Brasilia, like the Jan. 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol, followed a presidential election in which a far-right populist refused to admit defeat. → Read More

In George Santos, the GOP gets the representative-elect it deserves

A successful candidate is revealed to be pure fantasy, zero substance. → Read More

Are Biden’s classified documents a big problem? Eugene Robinson answered your questions.

Eugene's Q&A with readers was at 1 p.m. ET on Tuesday. Read the transcript. → Read More

Bennie Thompson and Liz Cheney are the Jan. 6 committee’s unusual dynamic duo

The responsibility of learning and telling the story of the 2021 Capitol insurrection brought these partisan opponents together. → Read More

Why involuntary mental health treatment isn’t the answer

Plans in New York City and in California won't come close to fixing the problem. But they can spur the rest of us to demand much better. → Read More