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NYT > Opinion
Oct 01, 2023

Against the Wall, McCarthy Does the Right Thing
At the last possible moment, Kevin McCarthy earned some credit for keeping the government open. But not a lot of credit.

NYT > Opinion
Oct 01, 2023

The Enemies of Literature Are Winning
This is why I hate Banned Books Week.

NYT > Opinion
Oct 01, 2023

A Blind Spot for Two-Parent Privilege?
Readers respond to a column by Nicholas Kristof. Also: Donald Trump's appeal; diversity statements; artificial intelligence.

NYT > Opinion
Oct 01, 2023

The Climate Fight Will Be Won in the Appliance Aisle
Why I'm worried about the next phase of the Inflation Reduction Act's rollout.

NYT > Opinion
Oct 01, 2023

Spider Boots, Boxers, Hoverboards: When Ukrainian Troops Ask, We Deliver
An army of individuals transport needed nonlethal supplies to Ukrainian military personnel in the field.

NYT > Opinion
Oct 01, 2023

One Reason the Trump Fever Won't Break
Christian nationalism may not be serious, but it's very dangerous.

NYT > Opinion
Oct 01, 2023

This Is Why I Hate Banned Books Week
Its proponents trade on the moral currency of defiance, but in practice they are highly conventional.

NYT > Opinion
Oct 01, 2023

Will Biden's Climate Law Change Your Life Before November 2024?
Why I'm worried about the next phase of the Inflation Reduction Act's ro

NYT > Opinion
Oct 01, 2023

‘Dumb Money' and the Meme Stock Phenomenon
Pegged to the movie "Dumb Money," a discussion of the growing stupidity in the stock market.

NYT > Opinion
Oct 01, 2023

‘Dumb Money' Exposes the Baffling Allure of Bad Investment Advice
Pegged to the movie "Dumb Money," a discussion of the growing stupidity in the stock market.

NYT > Opinion
Oct 01, 2023

Christian Nationalism May Not Be Serious, but It's Dangerous
This is one reason the Trump won't break.

NYT > Opinion
Oct 01, 2023

Have Gear, Will Deliver: Why I Carry Supplies to Ukrainian Troops
An army of individuals transport needed nonlethal supplies to Ukrainian military personnel in the field.

NYT > Opinion
Sep 30, 2023

Trump's Rivals Are Facing Loserdom. They Have a Long-Shot Option.
It may be hopeless, but DeSantis, Haley and others need a post-Iowa plan.

NYT > Opinion
Sep 30, 2023

Running San Francisco Made Dianne Feinstein
During her decade running the cantankerous city, she managed to steer it between a liberal, freewheeling future and its more conservative traditions.

NYT > Opinion
Sep 30, 2023

A President on a Picket Line
Biden and Trump see solidarity very differently.

NYT > Opinion
Sep 30, 2023

Make TV and Movies Weird Again
There's a depressing sameness out there — but movies like ‘Bottoms' are a beacon.

NYT > Opinion
Sep 30, 2023

What They Don't Tell You About Getting Old
Getting old is no joke. It just looks funny.

NYT > Opinion
Sep 30, 2023

Trump's G.O.P. Rivals Must Unite or Die. (They'll Probably Still Die.)
It may be hopeless, but DeSantis, Haley and others need a post-Iowa plan.

NYT > Opinion
Sep 30, 2023

Why Non-Trump Republicans Must Join Or Die. (They'll Probably Still Die.)
It may be hopeless, but DeSantis, Haley and others need a post-Iowa plan.

NYT > Opinion
Sep 30, 2023

Why Unions Are Good for America
Yes, they overreach at times, but as they weakened, so did our social fabric.

NYT > Opinion
Sep 30, 2023

Raising Kids in Single-Parent Households
Readers react to a guest essay arguing that the growing number of such households is bad for the children.

NYT > Opinion
Sep 30, 2023

Dianne Feinstein, Breaking Into the Boys' Club
The "Year of the Woman" turned into three decades for this gutsy woman.

NYT > Opinion
Sep 30, 2023

DiFi, Breaking Into the Boys' Club
The "Year of the Woman" turned into three decades for this gutsy woman.

NYT > Opinion
Sep 29, 2023

China Takes Back Pandas, and Washington Feels a Chill
Is America's frosty falling out with China about to cost the United States all its giant pandas?

NYT > Opinion
Sep 29, 2023

The Flaw in the Case Against Amazon
Is the retailer a monopoly? It depends on how you define its competition.

NYT > Opinion
Sep 29, 2023

There Is Only One Way to Fix the National Budget
The government can't rein in its deficits without raising taxes — and not just on the rich.

NYT > Opinion
Sep 29, 2023

Hollywood's Deal With Screenwriters Just Rewrote the Rules Around A.I.
Technology isn't typically on the table during labor negotiations. But the W.G.A. deal offers a blueprint for bargaining around artificial intelligence.

NYT > Opinion
Sep 29, 2023

Are High Interest Rates the New Normal?
Or are bond markets overreacting to recent news?

NYT > Opinion
Sep 29, 2023

Wonking Out: Are High Interest Rates the New Normal?
Or are bond markets overreacting to recent news?

NYT > Opinion
Sep 29, 2023

The Life and Legacy of Dianne Feinstein
Readers react to the California senator's death. Also: Fixing what ails college sports; cherishing being single; preserving Buddhism.

NYT > Opinion
Sep 29, 2023

How Many Americans Are Marriage Material?
The deep pessimism behind the progressive view of marriage.

NYT > Opinion
Sep 29, 2023

We've Known for 20 Years This Cold Medicine Doesn't Work
And that is just the tip of the iceberg.

NYT > Opinion
Sep 29, 2023

What if the Framers Got Something Critical Wrong?
The history of thwarted majorities is very instructive.

NYT > Opinion
Sep 29, 2023

What Kind of Person Has a Closet Full of Nazi Memorabilia?
An SS dagger. Auschwitz cups. Hitler's globe. If an object played a material role in the Third Reich, then it's probably for sale. Why do we allow it?

NYT > Opinion
Sep 29, 2023

Our System Makes It Clear That Some Voices Are More Equal Than Others
The history of thwarted majorities is very instructive.

NYT > Opinion
Sep 29, 2023

Washington Feels a Chill as Adorable Diplomats Depart
Is America's frosty falling out with China about to cost the United States all its giant pandas?

NYT > Opinion
Sep 29, 2023

Want to Save Your Job From A.I.? Hollywood Screenwriters Just Showed You How.
Technology isn't typically on the table during labor negotiations. But the W.G.A. deal offers a blueprint for bargaining around artificial intelligence.

NYT > Opinion
Sep 29, 2023

The W.G.A. Deal Offers a Blueprint on How to Save Your Job From A.I.
Technology isn't typically on the table during labor negotiations. But the W.G.A. deal offers a blueprint for bargaining around artificial intelligence.

NYT > Opinion
Sep 29, 2023

We Need to Talk About Joe Biden
Biden signaled he would be a ‘transition' president. How's that going?

NYT > Opinion
Sep 29, 2023

Meet the Republican Voters at the Heart of the G.O.P. Identity Crisis
They're over the party's obsession with Trump.

NYT > Opinion
Sep 29, 2023

Cold Medicine That Doesn't Work Is Just the Tip of the Iceberg
Americans spend billions on drugs that don't work.

NYT > Opinion
Sep 29, 2023

For the F.D.A., Cold Medicine That Doesn't Work Is Just the Tip of the Iceberg
Americans spend billions on drugs that don't work.

NYT > Opinion
Sep 29, 2023

The Market for Nazi Memorabilia Is Huge, Lucrative and Very Disturbing
An SS dagger. Auschwitz cups. Hitler's globe. If an object played a material role in the Third Reich, then it's probably for sale. Why do we allow it?

NYT > Opinion
Sep 28, 2023

This Is What Is Worrying Me About the War in Ukraine
Ukraine is still David. Russia is still Goliath.

NYT > Opinion
Sep 28, 2023

Hail to the Fraudster in Chief
But Trump supporters probably won't admit they were fooled.

NYT > Opinion
Sep 28, 2023

Why the Donald Trump Fraud Case Matters
But Trump supporters probably won't admit they were fooled.

NYT > Opinion
Sep 28, 2023

Trump's Promise of Lawlessness
The ex-president is running on a platform of lawlessness.

NYT > Opinion
Sep 28, 2023

Donald Trump's Campaign of Violence and Lawlessness
The ex-president is running on a platform of lawlessness.

NYT > Opinion
Sep 28, 2023

Ukraine Is Still David. Russia Is Still Goliath.
This is what is worrying me about the war.

NYT > Opinion
Sep 28, 2023

A Chaotic Republican Debate: ‘Turn Off the Mic!'
Readers fault the debate for a lack of civility and substance. Also: Shutdown pay; Robert Menendez; Columbia University; high-quality TV; Joe Biden's dog.

NYT > Opinion
Sep 28, 2023

Elon Musk, Geoff Hinton, and the War Over A.I.
A covert war to determine the regulatory future of A.I. is being waged by deeply divided camps with divergent motivations.

NYT > Opinion
Sep 28, 2023

America's Next Public Health Moonshot Should Tackle Health Spans
Americans are less obsessed with adding years to their lives and more focused on making their existing years richer and healthier.

NYT > Opinion
Sep 28, 2023

A Chaotic Republican Debate: ‘Turn Off the Mike!'
Readers fault the debate for a lack of civility and substance. Also: Shutdown pay; Robert Menendez; Columbia University; high-quality TV; Joe Biden's dog.

NYT > Opinion
Sep 28, 2023

The '24 Race: More Hats in the Ring?
We ask readers, "Who else would you like to see in the race besides all the announced candidates in both parties?"

NYT > Opinion
Sep 28, 2023

My Jailed Father Personifies Hong Kong's Loss of Freedom
Hong Kong must release Jimmy Lai to prove that rule of law in the city is not dead.

NYT > Opinion
Sep 28, 2023

‘Don't Be Scared,' My Father Said Before He Was Led Away in Hong Kong
Hong Kong must release Jimmy Lai to prove that rule of law in the city is not dead.

NYT > Opinion
Sep 28, 2023

‘Every Time I Hear You, I Feel a Little Bit Dumber': Who Won and Lost the Second G.O.P. Debate
For our writers, the debate was a "gong show" and "won't change the trend."

NYT > Opinion
Sep 28, 2023

The A.I. Wars Have Three Factions, and They All Crave Power
A covert war to determine the regulatory future of A.I. is being waged by deeply divided camps with divergent motivations.

NYT > Opinion
Sep 28, 2023

There's a Crucial Question About Trump, Real Estate and Fraud
There's no doubt he vastly exaggerated the value of his assets, but much of the real estate industry makes claims that are reliably unreliable.

NYT > Opinion
Sep 28, 2023

The Only Shot That Those Seven Republicans Have to Stop Trump
On Wednesday night, none of them took it.

NYT > Opinion
Sep 28, 2023

Was Trump's Real Estate Hype Fraud or Just Business as Usual?
There's no doubt he vastly exaggerated the value of his assets, but much of the real estate industry makes claims that are reliably unreliable.

NYT > Opinion
Sep 28, 2023

‘The Entire Debate Was a Gong Show': Winners and Losers From the Second Republican Showdown
Are the non-Trump candidates headed to their collective doom?

NYT > Opinion
Sep 28, 2023

Have Some Sympathy
It's gotten a bad rap as we've been told that empathy is what matters.

NYT > Opinion
Sep 28, 2023

Forget About Living to 100. Let's Live Healthier Instead.
Americans are less obsessed with adding years to their lives and more focused on making their existing years richer and healthier.

NYT > Opinion
Sep 28, 2023

In My Father's Story, Hong Kong's Rise and Fall
Hong Kong must release Jimmy Lai to prove that rule of law in the city is not dead.

NYT > Opinion
Sep 28, 2023

Pope Francis Has Put His Stamp on the Cardinals. Or Has He?
When Pope Francis formally elevates 21 cardinals on Saturday, he will have appointed a large majority of the men who will elect his successor.

NYT > Opinion
Sep 28, 2023

Doomsayers, Reformers and Warriors: The Bitter Battle for the Future of A.I.
A covert war to determine the regulatory future of A.I. is being waged by deeply divided camps with divergent motivations.

NYT > Opinion
Sep 28, 2023

None of the Republicans on the Debate Stage Are Going to Topple Trump
Judging by Wednesday night, they're not even trying.

NYT > Opinion
Sep 27, 2023

When Trump Says ‘People,' He Means ‘His People'
He has deceived his followers into believing in trickle-down tyranny.

NYT > Opinion
Sep 27, 2023

Cliven Bundy Still Defies the Federal Government
Why hasn't the federal government stepped in to remove his cattle from federal land?

NYT > Opinion
Sep 27, 2023

If Hurricane Rebuilding Is Affordable Only for the Wealthy, This Is the Florida You Get
Despite their intent to make coastal communities safer, Florida's building codes can actually complicate long-term resilience efforts.

NYT > Opinion
Sep 27, 2023

People in Their 20s Aren't Supposed to Be This Unhappy
Youth has seemingly become the phase of life when mental health suffers most.

NYT > Opinion
Sep 27, 2023

How Long Can America's Climate Hypocrisy Last?
The climate establishment is declaring war on fossil fuels, demanding we "keep it in the ground."

NYT > Opinion
Sep 27, 2023

Cliven Bundy and His Cows Continue to Flout the Law
Why hasn't the federal government stepped in to remove his cattle from federal land?

NYT > Opinion
Sep 27, 2023

C.E.O.s Don't Need to Be Monsters


NYT > Opinion
Sep 27, 2023

The Fraud Ruling Against Trump
Reaction to a finding that he had inflated his assets' value. Also: Reducing gun violence; Kevin McCarthy; financing the arts; Russian performers; Chinese truth tellers.

NYT > Opinion
Sep 27, 2023

Think Nikki Haley Is the Right G.O.P. Candidate? Think Again.
The columnist Pamela Paul argues that the conservative contender is "superficial" and "incoherent."

NYT > Opinion
Sep 27, 2023

The Magic Number: 32 Hours a Week
Striking autoworkers are demanding an end to the 40-hour week. It's a change that would be good for everyone else, too.

NYT > Opinion
Sep 27, 2023

You Can Win in Business Without Being Unhinged


NYT > Opinion
Sep 27, 2023

‘How Is Joe Biden Even Still in This Race?': Three Writers Preview the Second G.O.P. Debate
Is the primary approaching being over?

NYT > Opinion
Sep 27, 2023

The Magic Number: 32 Hours
Striking autoworkers are demanding an end to the 40-hour week. It's a change that would be good for everyone else, too.

NYT > Opinion
Sep 27, 2023

‘This Is Going to Be the Most Important Election Since 1860'
Why should Democrats be worrying? Why should Republicans?

NYT > Opinion
Sep 27, 2023

Why Nikki Haley Shouldn't Be the Republican Party's Future
The columnist Pamela Paul argues that the G.O.P. candidate is "superficial" and "incoherent."

NYT > Opinion
Sep 27, 2023

Amazon Is the Apex Predator of Our Platform Era
Why Lina Khan and the F.T.C. must prevail in their long-awaited lawsuit against Amazon.

NYT > Opinion
Sep 27, 2023

If Hurricane Rebuilding Is Only Affordable for the Wealthy, This Is the Florida You Get
Despite their intent to make coastal communities safer, Florida's building codes can actually complicate long-term resilience efforts.

NYT > Opinion
Sep 27, 2023

Lina Khan vs. Amazon
Why Lina Khan and the F.T.C. must prevail in their long-awaited lawsuit against Amazon.

NYT > Opinion
Sep 27, 2023

‘Trump Is Scaring the Hell Out of Me': Three Writers Preview the Second G.O.P. Debate
Is the primary approaching being over?

NYT > Opinion
Sep 27, 2023

Cliven Bundy Is Still Out in the Nevada Desert, and So Are His Cattle
Why hasn't the federal government stepped in to remove his cattle from federal land?

NYT > Opinion
Sep 27, 2023

Cliven Bundy Still Defies Federal Government
Why hasn't the federal government stepped in to remove his cattle from federal land?

NYT > Opinion
Sep 27, 2023

How the Faith That Arose From the Cotton Fields Challenges Me
I have struggled with the collision of racial consciousness and spiritual doubt, but Christianity remains my home.

NYT > Opinion
Sep 27, 2023

Why I Am Still a Christian
I have struggled with the collision of racial consciousness and spiritual doubt, but Christianity remains my home.

NYT > Opinion
Sep 26, 2023

Senate Leaders Need to Break With Menendez Now
His shame will taint them as well.

NYT > Opinion
Sep 26, 2023

Two Lawyers Rank the Severity of Trump's Many Indictments
Everything you need to know about the former president's legal cases.

NYT > Opinion
Sep 26, 2023

The Teacher Shortage: Why, and What to Do?
Readers discuss an article by Jessica Grose. Also: A possible government shutdown; no audience at debates; reauthorizing PEPFAR; how unions help companies.

NYT > Opinion
Sep 26, 2023

Two Attorneys Rank the Severity of Trump's Many Indictments
Everything you need to know about the former president's legal cases.

NYT > Opinion
Sep 26, 2023

Is a Recession Near? Paul Krugman and Peter Coy Look Ahead.
Even if the Fed does not try to create one to fight inflation, we might get one.

NYT > Opinion
Sep 26, 2023

Clarence Thomas Should Not Get Away With It
There is a constitutional remedy for this kind of behavior.

NYT > Opinion
Sep 26, 2023

J.D. Vance Is Not Your Usual Political Opportunist
Bipartisan MAGA troll feels like a dizzying paradoxical line to toe. But the freshman senator from Ohio may be onto something.

NYT > Opinion
Sep 26, 2023

What Is J.D. Vance's Angle?
Bipartisan MAGA troll feels like a dizzying paradoxical line to toe. But the freshman senator from Ohio may be onto something.

NYT > Opinion
Sep 26, 2023

Ranking and Explaining the Trump Indictments
Two lawyers break down each indictment and discuss the legal questions ahead.

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