USA Today: Opinion

Trump knew he and Russia were aiming for the same goal. So he fawned over Putin, undercut US foreign policy and sold out his own intelligence agencies.

Why aren't candidates currently in the race more popular than the former vice president? Perhaps the pollsters aren't asking the right questions.

Publicity stunts pandering to a progressive base trying to repackage socialism will do nothing to address real climate problems like rising sea levels.

We may someday need a press we can trust. But I hope not, because we certainly don’t have one. The drummed up narrative of collusion has now imploded.

From the New Zealand shooting to Judge Jeanine being off the air to women enlisting in the draft, our readers sound off on recent headlines.

The greatest threat to Trump and his family is from investigators in New York. They have easier cases than Mueller. I predict more indictments soon.

We don't know if Mueller's report holds an absolution halo or an impeachment crosshair. But signs are it will be a trove of Trump's swamp-like conduct.

After endless, breathless speculation the special counsel submits his report to the attorney general.

I thought I could buffer my kids from the violence in the US, but now hate was here, too. So we invited our children into the fight to overcome evil.

Most Democrats, including me, would gleefully support Biden over Trump or Pence. Yet it would be delusional to ignore the brutal undertow facing him.