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The ‘Trump-Oprah’ Voter
Many Americans think of Donald Trump as a celebrity first and a politician second, no matter his record or offenses.
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Nicholas Kristof: ‘Never Bet Against Democracy in the Long Run’
Why, after decades of conflict reporting, the columnist is still hopeful.
By Nicholas Kristof and
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A Giant Crater in Siberia Is Belching Up Russia’s Past
A yawning hole in the Siberian landscape should be a warning about the dangers of extraction.
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The Death of Iran’s President Could Change the World
Is 2024 the year that Iran finally decides it can no longer take chances with its security and races to build a nuclear bomb?
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CreditBen Hickey Frank BruniWhen Representation Forgets to Include the Jews
The motion picture academy’s museum finally acknowledges the industry’s debt.
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In addition to being the right thing to do, it would be a sound investment in a league deserving of greater public attention.
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CreditBryan Anselm/Redux Guest EssayForget the Polls, President Biden. Our Readers Have Some Strategy Ideas.
Readers told us what they thought was missing from the president’s re-election campaign.
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Readers discuss a column by Ezra Klein. Also: Benjamin Netanyahu’s fate; Madonna at 65; a pediatrics group on gender-affirming care.
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Paul KrugmanAmerica Is Still Having a ‘Vibecession’
Most voters say that they’re doing OK but that the economy is bad.
By Paul Krugman
David BrooksWe Haven’t Hit Peak Populism Yet
Americans have traded their faith in the American dream for the same sour, populist mood as pretty much everybody else.
By David Brooks
Guest EssayDo You Want a ‘Unified Reich’ Mind-Set in the White House?
Young Republican staff members appear to be developing terminal white nationalist brain. And they will staff the next Republican administration.
By David Austin Walsh
John mcwhorterThe Pop Songs You Hate Are Good for Democracy
Or, what I learned from my roommate’s unconscionable taste in music.
By John McWhorter
Nikki Haley, Ever Pragmatic, Tries to Keep Her Options Open
Her long-term future, and that of her party, may come to pass one day. Or not.
By Katherine Miller
Frank BruniHow to Buy Yourself a Longer Life
If price is no object, neither is death.
By Frank Bruni
lettersWhy Biden Is Behind in the Polls
Readers discuss a column by Ezra Klein. Also: Benjamin Netanyahu’s fate; Madonna at 65; a pediatrics group on gender-affirming care.
Guest EssayThe Death of Iran’s President Could Change the World
Is 2024 the year that Iran finally decides it can no longer take chances with its security and races to build a nuclear bomb?
By John Ghazvinian
Guest EssayThe ‘Trump-Oprah’ Voter
Many Americans think of Donald Trump as a celebrity first and a politician second, no matter his record or offenses.
By Kristen Soltis Anderson
Guest EssayPay Caitlin Clark What She’s Worth
In addition to being the right thing to do, it would be a sound investment in a league deserving of greater public attention.
By Joshua Mendelsohn
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