Mona Charen

The shameful racist incident in Central Park can still end in grace.

President Trump’s no-enemies-to-the-right mentality has made it impossible for the right to police itself.

In 2016, Donald Trump’s supporters lauded his ability to fight. Now, as the country needs unifying leadership, he can’t hang up the boxing gloves.

As a policymaker, Joe Biden needs to be held accountable for his poor judgment about standards of proof in sexual misbehavior cases. It’s quite a different matter to say that he personally should face a false accusation to achieve poetic justice.

Whatever mayors, governors, or presidents might say, we cannot restart the economy as long as people are too frightened to resume working, shopping, and socializing.

Though we can never discount the long-lasting effects of racism, it’s dubious to attribute this pathogen’s lethality to cultural factors.

At a time when we are bitterly divided, deeply distrustful, and facing a pandemic and economic depression, a disputed election might be more stress than we can stand.

Queen Elizabeth has spoken well for Britons. In America, Joe Biden can remind us of our better angels.

The president should focus on his proper role, not performing for the cameras.

Will the world remember the dishonesty that permitted this pestilence to hit us so very hard?

Voting in the traditional way requires us to do the very thing that epidemiologists and public-health authorities have forbidden us to do — gather in large groups for prolonged periods. Why not extend voting from one day to seven days?

The crisis is here, and look who’s in charge of handling it.