Michael Gerson

A Ukrainian entertainer has become the moral conscience of our time.

Faith is not a call to look on the bright side of a war like that in Ukraine. Rather, it calls the bluff of our deepest beliefs.

After 1 million covid deaths, it must be asked: Is the United States prepared for any crisis requiring communal action?

In some ways, pressing the case against Donald Trump is not hard, because he confirms its general outlines.

A Greitens win would further sunder character from politics.

For most of my life I lived in dogless ignorance and would have mocked sentiments about intense cross-species friendships. How wrong I was.

To succeed, liberals will need to strike the right tone to rally the country to democracy’s defense.

The MAGA faithful’s resentments, malevolence and violence are a form of moral ruin. So why have so many American evangelicals signed on?

In developing countries, progress against AIDS, malaria and tuberculosis has declined. For wealthy nations, correcting this reversal is a moral duty.

Michael Gerson died Thursday at 58. For 15 years beginning in 2007, he wrote a twice-weekly column for The Post — including this beautiful meditation from 2013.