Thomas L. Friedman
How We’ve Lost Our Moorings as a Society
Our society is losing sight of qualities that kept America strong, like responsibility and civility but also the capacity to feel shame.
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In Florida, Democrats Hope Abortion Will Revive Their Fortunes
They may not win the state in the Electoral College, but Democrats may improve their chances in the statehouse.
By Mara Gay and
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Ketanji Brown Jackson Points to a Way Forward for the Court
Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson points to a way forward for the court.
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The Gender Gap Is Now a Gender Gulf
The consequences for America’s political future are enormous — and a little unpredictable.
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The Cicadas Are Here. You Have Nothing to Fear.
An ode to one creature’s brief time in the sun.
By Margaret Renkl and
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These tiny biological powerhouses can help us cure deadly diseases, and tell us how life itself started.
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CreditIris Wildros Guest EssayAmerica’s Military Is Not Prepared for War — or Peace
The U.S. military is not sized or equipped to deal with new global threats.
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CreditYara Nardi/Reuters Guest EssayThere’s a Reason Most People Aren’t Following the Trump Trial
Voters recognize that it’s a misguided attempt to settle the 2024 election.
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CreditIan Kline for The New York Times Guest EssayDo We Still Understand How Wars Are Won?
Israel and Ukraine don’t have the luxury of fighting fecklessly.
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david wallace-wellsThe Tories Will Lose the Election. But What Will Labour Win?
British voters are fed up with the Tories, and a change election seems inevitable. But Labour does not seem poised to capitalize on the moment.
By David Wallace-Wells
Guest EssayJamie Raskin: How to Force Justices Alito and Thomas to Recuse Themselves in the Jan. 6 Cases
Can Justices Thomas and Alito really decide for themselves whether they can be impartial in cases related to Jan. 6?
By Jamie Raskin
lettersIn the ‘Demandingly Joyful Company’ of Socrates and Plato
Responses to an essay about the role of liberal arts in higher education. Also: Tim Scott; political violence; saving Marilyn Monroe’s house; FAFSA.
Jessica GroseYou Can’t Perform a Good Marriage
Ashley Madison and the pitfalls of a public relationship.
By Jessica Grose
Guest EssayAmerica’s Military Is Not Prepared for War — or Peace
The U.S. military is not sized or equipped to deal with new global threats.
By Roger Wicker
Guest EssayThe Gender Gap Is Now a Gender Gulf
The consequences for America’s political future are enormous — and a little unpredictable.
By Thomas B. Edsall
Guest EssayKetanji Brown Jackson Points to a Way Forward for the Court
Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson points to a way forward for the court.
By Linda Greenhouse
Mara GayIn Florida, Democrats Hope Abortion Will Revive Their Fortunes
They may not win the state in the Electoral College, but Democrats may improve their chances in the statehouse.
By Mara Gay and Damon Winter
Guest EssayThere’s a Reason Most People Aren’t Following the Trump Trial
Voters recognize that it’s a misguided attempt to settle the 2024 election.
By Matthew Walther
Guest EssayThe Long-Overlooked Molecule That Will Define a Generation of Science
These tiny biological powerhouses can help us cure deadly diseases, and tell us how life itself started.
By Thomas Cech
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