Three Harvard University student leaders write about Trump’s attempts to throw them out of the country in #PostLetters: wapo.st/4jjSUlM

"The Ed Martin debacle underscores D.C.’s need for power over our justice system." #PostLetters wapo.st/43pxEEW

Antisemitism took two young lives in D.C., Colbert I. King writes. When will it end? wapo.st/4dzSGFN

"I hope these federal agencies reaffirm the critical importance of protecting the most vulnerable, while also preserving the choice of protection to those who seek it," Dr. Leana S. Wen writes. wapo.st/4jiQN1f

"Writing and reading are not effortless," Nicole Krauss writes. "But, without that effort, we will slide deeper and deeper into inchoateness, darkness, violence, diminished freedom for all and a diminished state of human being." wapo.st/3H4ELLH

"As is especially clear today, China could, with a single export control, shut down almost all critical U.S. defense and commercial production lines," @robwittman and Nadia Schadlow write. wapo.st/43kpCgI

Yes, AI is coming, @KathleenParker writes. But here’s the thing. wapo.st/3Hbo0hT

"Rose made contributions not only to baseball but also to the millions of kids who he inspired." #PostLetters wapo.st/439EaRB

For all the president’s efforts, peace has only gotten further away, David Ignatius writes. wapo.st/44X2W8V

If you’ve ever wondered whether Trump really cares for the little guy, wonder no more, @PorterEduardo writes. wapo.st/3F92SbE

"If the American people support the rule of law, the courts have ample power to protect that public preference," Justin Levitt writes. wapo.st/44MPzYQ

From Dana Dana Milbank: This is just embarrassing wapo.st/4dvKFl1

"It is easy enough to address fluoridation’s potential harms without banning it," the Editorial Board writes. wapo.st/3H6z2Fe

"President Donald Trump’s tech deals with the Persian Gulf states are recasting where the future of artificial intelligence will be built — and who will control it," Jim Secreto writes. wapo.st/3SNMMqR

"The idea of criminalizing alternate electors as a way to get at Trump has had tremendous consequences for American politics," Jason Willick writes. wapo.st/3Sf1DKV

America’s shocking toll of drug-related deaths far exceeds Europe’s, Lee Hockstader writes. It’s no accident. wapo.st/4kBPvjf

"We do not observe, dwell or ponder anymore. We just swipe or scroll," Andrea Limauro writes. "So it is the role of artists to create a new cultural language that inspires people." wapo.st/3SdYUkY

Recent elections show popularity is relative, and parties start looking better to voters once out of power, @SplitTicket's Armin Thomas and Max write. wapo.st/44LGhwa

Bringing the NFL team back to the District is an appealing idea, but the terms could be improved, the Editorial Board writes. wapo.st/4jdHCPM

New data on turnout last year shows young voters made a difference, but not in the way many expected, @PBump writes. wapo.st/4kjawyT