The New York TimesU.S. Politics The Strange Death of Liberal Russophobiaverified_publisher The New York Times - Ross DouthatLast August, I predicted that Donald Trump’s electoral defeat would encourage a lot of Republican politicians to embrace Don Draper’s mantra from “Mad Men,” his explanation of how easy it is to bury an...
The New York TimesKirsten Gillibrand The Two Men Blocking Military Sexual Assault Reformverified_publisher The New York Times - The Editorial BoardThese days, it is tough to get a supermajority of U.S. senators to agree on the color of the sky, much less a politically delicate piece of legislation. Yet this is precisely what is happening with the...
The New York TimesChild Marriage A 14-Year-Old Bride, Wed to Her Rapist, Playing on a Jungle Gymverified_publisher The New York Times - Nicholas KristofFor years, the United States has campaigned against child marriage around the world, from Guatemala to Zimbabwe. But we should listen to ourselves: Forty-five states here in America continue to allow and...
The New York TimesCivil Rights Conflicts Within the A.C.L.U. Over Free Speech and Racial Justiceverified_publisher The New York TimesTo the Editor: Re “A.C.L.U. Is Torn Over Free Speech Mission and New Voice” (front page, June 7): This article is strikingly reminiscent of one in The Times from 1978, “The A.C.L.U. Against Itself.” That’s...
The New York TimesAerobic Exercise The TV Show ‘Physical’ Shines a Light on the Aerobics Eraverified_publisher The New York Times - Danielle FriedmanRevolutions don’t always happen in the streets. In the early 1980s, a seismic shift took place in strip-mall storefronts that smelled of sweat and Enjoli. Pulsing to the beat of Donna Summer and glistening...
The New York TimesConservative View Will Christian America Withstand the Pull of QAnon?verified_publisher The New York Times - Peter WehnerThe scandals, jagged-edged judgmentalism and culture war mentality that have enveloped significant parts of American Christendom over the last several years, including the nation’s largest Protestant the...
The New York TimesAndrew Yang Eric Adams Is Awful. I’m Putting Him on My Ballot.verified_publisher The New York Times - Michelle GoldbergA primary aim of American progressive politics is assembling multiracial working-class coalitions. One candidate in New York City’s Democratic mayoral primary appears to be doing that. He is, unfortunately...
The New York TimesU.S. Politics Frank Bruni: A Final Column on What it Means to Be a Columnistverified_publisher The New York Times - Frank BruniI owe Ted Cruz an apology. Though, really, it’s readers to whom I should say I’m sorry. One day in 2015 when I had a column due in hours and couldn’t settle on a topic, I took the easy route of unloading...
The New York TimesMaya Wiley A Very Specific Guide to Ranking Candidates for N.Y.C. Mayorverified_publisher The New York Times - Rob RichieNew York City has embarked on the biggest ranked-choice voting election in American history with the Democratic primary for mayor on Tuesday. Plenty of New Yorkers are looking for advice on how to fill...
The New York TimesUnited States Juneteenth Reminds Us Just How Far We Have to Goverified_publisher The New York Times - Kate MasurFor two and a half centuries, starting long before the establishment of the United States, people of African descent fought against slavery every way they could. Americans legally bought and sold Black...
The New York TimesUnited States Lessons From the Biden-Putin Summitverified_publisher The New York TimesTo the Editor: Re “Presidents Joust Even as They Seek to Ease Relations” (front page, June 17): The summit meeting on Wednesday between Vladimir Putin and Joe Biden shows clearly that Mr. Putin is in The...
