NYT Editorial & Op-Eds (11)
The Nation’s Cruelest Immigration Law
“Religious leaders sue to block Alabama’s sweeping and punitive new rgime.”
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Give Pacifism A Chance, by Louisa Thomas
“The peace movement, now derided, helped shape modern American society.”
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The Fall This Summer, by Frank Bruni
“For Americans, a mean season, with lessons in limits and humility.”
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Republicans Against Science, by Paul Krugman
“When willful ignorance becomes a litmus test.”
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American Theocracy Revisited, by Ross Douthat
“Some points to keep in mind when asking politicians about faith.”
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Did We Drop the Ball on Unemployment?, by Nicholas D. Kristof
“In small-town Oregon, it’s easy to spot the country’s most pressing problem.”
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If the Arab Spring Turns Ugly, by Vali Nasr
“The revolutions of hope could give way to a cascade of sectarian conflicts.”
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All Together Now, by Thomas L. Friedman
“With the world experiencing so much change, will America get its act together?”
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Oh, To Be Warm in Summer’s Heat, by Elisabeth Rosenthal
“Why is the air-conditioning blasting in stores, airports, restaurants and at home?”
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Glittering Rage, by Thomas Vinciguerra
“A kinder, gentler prank, and a wonderfully fabulous way to protest.”
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Darth Vader Vents, by Maureen Dowd
“Two generations of Cheneys who marched to the sea.”
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