Opinion | Trump’s Gaza Plan Is a Crazy Answer to a Valid Question
President Trump’s plan to take over Gaza, remove his two million Palestinians and turn the coastal desert into a rough ...
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Opinion | The Imperative Remains: End Hamas’s Control of Gaza
On Saturday, Hamas gunmen paraded three skeletons for a propaganda video forced them to thank their kidnappers before handing them ...
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Opinion | America Is Full of People Trump Doesn’t Like
Ethnic essential to determining right and wrong people – for example, disliked Trump for outsiders who are considered to poison ...
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Opinion | The Pharmaceutical Industry Heads Into Elon Musk’s Wood Chipper
In one month of a bomb blast after another (and at the same time), the Trump administration can be difficult ...
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Opinion | Democrats Don’t Need a Perfect Message Against Trump, They Need to Show Some Fight
I asked Senator Chuck Shamar what the US wanted from the Democrats right now. He told me, “They want us ...
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Opinion | France Is in a Deep, Deep Hole
In a year in France, the fourth Prime Minister of France, Francois Bero, knew that he had a problem. In ...
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Opinion | Democrats Don’t Need a Perfect Message Against Trump, They Need to Show Some Fight
I asked Senator Chuck Shamar what the US wanted from the Democrats right now. He told me, “They want us ...
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Opinion | Why Elon Musk and JD Vance Went to Bat for a Self-Described Racist
On X, Kasturi voted to its followers whether Elise should return his job. Not surprisingly, most of them voted. Venice ...
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Opinion | This Supreme Court Philosophy Could Constrain Trump
Listen to ‘opinions’ and follow themApple Pod Cast | Spatifs | Amazon music | UTube | iheartradio The biggest challenge ...
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Opinion | Tenderness as an Act of Resistance
The first time I interviewed the author of internationally renowned children Kate DikamiloTax, a tax young man just killed 19 ...
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Opinion | Robert Rubin, Lawrence Summers, Timothy Geithner, Jacob Lew, Janet Yellen: DOGE Is a Threat to U.S. Democracy.
When we were honored to take oath as secretaries of the 70th, 71st, 75th, 76th and 78th Treasury, we took ...
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Opinion | When It Rains, It Pours
Gale Collins: Brett, we have spent a lot of time agreeing to President Trump, it has been great-at least for ...
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Super Bowl rejection of Trump’s dark vision for America: Opinion
Eagles blow up the chiefs to win the second super bowl of the franchise USA Today Sports, Jarrett Bell and ...
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Opinion | Trump Has Given Netanyahu the Ultimate Gift: A Lifeline
Sixteen months after the October 7 massacre, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ended his official visit to Washington. Israeli leaders ...
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Opinion | Trading Hope for Reality Helps Me Parent Through the Climate Crisis
When I gave birth to my first child, in 2019, it seemed that everything that could potentially be wrong was ...
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Opinion | The Democrats Are in Disarray. Now What?
To the editor: Again “Democrats How Noblils themselves,” Through Doug Susank (Roy’s Guest Subject, 1st February): Mr Susank claims that ...
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Opinion | Trump’s Shameful Campaign Against Transgender Americans
Some of the most utterly prominent episodes in American history include using the state’s power against minority groups: black people, ...
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Opinion | I Do Not Want Revenge for My Father’s Death
On the night of a hot October 12 years ago, my father, Yaya Over, was killed by two Palestinian terrorists. ...
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Opinion | The Populist Cure Is Worse Than the Elite Disease
Steve Bannon made me laugh out loud. I was listening to my colleague Ross Douthat’s excellent, informative interview with President ...
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Opinion | Kendrick Lamar Can’t Save the World. Why Do We Expect Him To?
But it is equally justified by JJ’s own quest for a piece of devil’s pie. Mogol’s work with the NFL ...
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Opinion | This Isn’t the Donald Trump America Elected
In 1962, President John Kennedy welcomed his first mission directors at the White House after the creation of USAID, which ...
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Opinion | Finding a Way Back From Fentanyl
As a good liberal, I used to oppose arresting people for using drugs. They need health care, not handcuffs, I ...
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Opinion | It’s No Secret What Trump and His Allies Mean When They Talk About ‘Shock and Awe’
Not an active choice is seen as an inactive evolution, this “Veb Shift” looks quite like a war fever of ...
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Opinion | Can MAGA Run the American Empire?
I did not expect the Trump administration’s first major struggle to focus on the United States’ Agency for International Development. ...
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Opinion | The Political Future of Palestinians, According to Palestinians
The Palestinian people have traveled a long and frustrating road to self-governance. The questions surrounding Palestinians’ political future have become ...
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Opinion | The Assault on Diversity
To the editor: Through Brett Stephens (column, January 29), “Dai will not be remembered.” Mr Stephens’s column has identified the ...
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Opinion | Sports Betting Reveals the Addiction in All of Us
When we think of any intoxication, we focus on people who eat it completely through it. Nevertheless, gambling challenges our ...
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Opinion | To Obey Trump or Not to Obey
In 1978, my parents went to Poland the first foreign trip in each of their lives. When she returned home ...
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Opinion | Now Is Not the Time to Tune Out
Don’t engage. Don’t be overwhelmed. Don’t be paralyzed and do not fall into the chaos that President Trump and his ...
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Opinion | Playing DOGE-ball With the Government
Tom Stapard wrote his charming game about disbelief in “real thing”: “It is unfortunate to marry an actress. Marrying two ...
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Opinion | What Elon Musk Wants
This is an edited transcript of an episode of “The Ezra Klein Show.” You can listen to the conversation by ...
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Opinion | Trump’s Gaza Deal: War Crimes in Exchange for Beachfront Property
Trump’s proposal, Pandit Amit Siegel Said On Israeli Channel 12, “Not 100 % who wants Netanyahu – it’s 200 %.” ...
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Opinion | Reimagining the American War Machine
This is possible for two reasons for the Ki -Electric Quick Innovation: First, Ukraine is a large and diverse domestic ...
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Opinion | Samantha Power: Killing U.S.A.I.D. Is a Win for Autocrats Everywhere
We are witnessing the worst worst in the worst and expensive foreign policy in American history. In less than three ...
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Opinion: Trump’s preposterous Gaza plan may aim to get Arab countries to step up
Open this photo in the gallery: On February 4, people move between the destroyed buildings in Jabalia in the northern ...
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Opinion | ‘Why Don’t Democrats Fight Fire With Fire?’ Three Opinion Writers on a Wounded Party
Patrick Healy, the deputy Opinion editor, hosted an online conversation with the Times Opinion columnists Michelle Goldberg and Bret Stephens ...
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Opinion | The Trump Crisis Deepens
It is a mistake to think of the first two and a half weeks of President Trump’s second term as ...
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Opinion | My Farewell Column
I never wanted to be an author. I was a information designer. Being a columnist like a lot of things ...
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Opinion | Trump’s Gaza Plan: Illegal, Bizarre, Impractical, Distracting
President Trump’s proposal to move the Palestinians out of Gaza and where should the United States begin to occupy and ...
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Opinion | DeepSeek and the Dangerous A.I. Nonsense That Trump and Biden Fell For
The Chinese tech industry recently gave the American Tech Industry – as well as the stock market – a badly ...
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Opinion | Outrage Over Trump’s Proposal to Take Over Gaza
To the editor: Again “Trump proposes to occupy Gaza as an American territory” (Page first, February 5): What a cruel ...
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Opinion | Musk? Trump? Who Exactly Is Running the Federal Government?
Mr. Musk’s recent Standing up Against USAID, the federal agency responsible for management of foreign and development aid since 1961, ...
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Opinion | The Breaking of the Constitutional Order
Locally, Elon Musk is trying to rebuild the federal government… I was going to say through Fatet, but it is ...
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Opinion | Nvidia’s Fall Shows an Uncertain A.I. Future
In the stock market on Monday, artificial intelligence giant, during NVIDIA, losing about $ 600 billion worth of dollars, The ...
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Opinion | Why China Loves Trump’s Right-Wing Wokeism
The faster AI is better, more efficient and smarter autonomous electric vehicles will become. But the more AI is better, ...
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Opinion | Elon Musk’s Bizarre, Frightening Obsession With Britain
The newly elected Prime Minister, Kerr Starrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrd Call Mr. Musk. Mr Starr said at the time, “For big social media ...
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Opinion | Why Common Problems Are Often Worse Than We Realize
If you want to increase the importance of a problem, it seems sensible to explain how common it is. Many ...
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Opinion | The Vote to Confirm ‘a Wildly Unfit’ Pete Hegseth
To the editor: Re “Pat Hegseth sworn in as defense secretary after slim margin confirmed” (NYTIMES.com, January 25). To the ...
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Opinion | Trump Explodes Out of the Gate
Gay: We’re fighting about the energy thing forever, but I’m sure the future generations, which are hot, air pollution, the ...
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Opinion | Vermont Sen Peter Welch: I’ll Work With Trump to Fix FEMA
My state of Vermont is still recovering from two devastating floods in the last two years. That is why I ...
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Opinion | How Europe Swung to the Right
Millions of Europeans will go to the polls this year in a test of the right-wing movements that surged in ...
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Opinion | A Family’s Heirloom China: The Echoes of History
To the editor: Re: “Five women, heritage China and its devotion it may lose” (front page, January 5): Masmini Kalimachi’s ...
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Opinion | Us and Them Is All the Rage
“When you worship power, mercy and compassion will look like sins.” Benjamin Kramer, a Wesleyan pastor and author based in ...
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Opinion | Attention Is the Fuel of American Politics, and Trump Knows It
There is nothing new about the problem of money in politics. We have been warned for decades whether the United ...
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Opinion | What Did the World Learn From Syria?
When the Arab Spring In Tunisia, Libya, Yemen and Egypt, dictators began to overthrow, in 2010, the Assad regime already ...
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Opinion | Let’s Get to the Marrow of What Trump Just Did
This is an edited transcript of an episode of “The Ezra Klein Show.” You can listen to the conversation by ...
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Opinion | The Wars Within Trump’s Court
The first week of the second Trump administration: Following a White House program organized by the president, which funded up ...
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Opinion | Trump Doesn’t Get to Decide What the Constitution Means
The problem for the Trump administration is that there were legal equivalents of undocumented immigrants living in the United States ...
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Opinion | Fast Times at West Wing High
When I Went around In 2017, talking to tech gods for a Silicon Valley magazine piece, trying to figure out ...
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Opinion | In the Gaza Rubble, the Living Envy the Dead
During the Gaza War, I have occasionally cited Mohammed al -Sharnat, a scholar of linguistics in Gaza, who is totally ...
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Opinion | Why Are the Oscars Scared of Horror Films?
Continuous recovery is confused. The horror appeal has now gone beyond the weirdest, which once reached the screening of double ...
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Opinion | ‘Puerility, Provocation and a Strain of Nihilism’: 3 Writers on What Binds Trump and Musk
Frank Bruni, a contributing Opinion writer, hosted a written online conversation with Bethany McLean, an author of “The Smartest Guys ...
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Opinion | Harvard Has Already Capitulated to Trump’s War on Academia
Last year, the influential right-wing strategist, Chris Ruffo, who led the campaign against Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, or DEI, told ...
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Opinion | Trump’s Withdrawal From the W.H.O. Will Be Disastrous for Global Health
The United States has long been a leader in global health, and it is important to protect Americans as we ...
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Opinion | How Trump Will Fail
It was a time when national character was being forged not in establishment circles in Boston, Philadelphia, and Virginia, but ...
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Opinion | Black and White Weren’t Always as Black-and-White as They Seemed
However, Fields’ larger point is invaluable: that the way we build our concepts and institutions around this tiny genetic component ...
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Opinion | What It Means That No Republican Is Acting on the Pete Hegseth Allegations
Why more Republican senators aren’t opposing Pat Hegseth’s nomination as secretary of defense, especially in light of new allegations, presented ...
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Opinion | China Will Be Thrilled if Trump Kills America’s Green Economy
During its heyday in the mid-20th century, the steel mill in Weirton, W.Va., employed 13,000 people and offered workers a ...
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Opinion | The New Rules of the Trump Era
I feel like I’m seeing two different presidential transitions happen. It has been an official one with all its glory. ...
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Opinion | The Dubious History of America’s Most Famous Monarchist
Regardless, the actual substance of his ideas leaves much to be desired. Take his illuminating interview with The Times, in ...
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Opinion | America Is a Nation of Immigrants That Has Not Lived Up to Its Promise
Donald Trump has long clearly challenged a fundamental myth of American identity: the notion of the United States as a ...
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