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Why I (Still) Support Obamacare
In a world where middle-class work is in transition, we need a strong health care safety net.
November 10, 2013, SundayMissing the Bad Old Days
Have you heard the latest big issue being debated in Congress? You are so wrong if you’re thinking the subject is Obamacare.
November 9, 2013, SaturdayWhen a Gun Advocate Dissents
A writer who dared to call for sensible regulation is shouted down.
November 9, 2013, SaturdayThe Mutilated Economy
The long-term costs of short-run failure are piling up and up and up and up.
November 8, 2013, FridayThe Kombi Madeleine
The curtain falls on the Kombinationsfahrzeug — Brazilian fire truck and hippie van, and transporter of time.
November 8, 2013, FridayThe Passion of Parenting
Children must grow up and go away, and that is as it should be.
November 7, 2013, ThursdaySlavery Isn’t a Thing of the Past
Finally, we can face the monstrosity of 19th-century slavery. But what about people enslaved today?
November 7, 2013, ThursdayPresidential! Season! Soonish!
It’s just two years until the Iowa caucuses, people! There is so much to discuss. Is Chris Christie the tough-talking truth-teller we’ve been waiting for?
November 7, 2013, ThursdayLost Art of Loyalty
For Joe Biden, loyalty will have to be its own reward.
November 6, 2013, WednesdayToo Big to Breathe?
What good are all the benefits achieved in rapid economic growth if China becomes too polluted a place to live?
November 6, 2013, WednesdayFixing the System
It’s the first Tuesday of November, so it must be Election Day. Why do so many voters feel alienated?
November 5, 2013, TuesdayHillary in 2016? Not So Fast
Democrats can cheer and pundits can lay their bets, but it’s an awkward moment for political royalty like Mrs. Clinton.
November 5, 2013, TuesdayThe Post-American Mall
In both Dubai and Brazil two characteristics of the emergent world struck me: a love of money and a government loathing of dissent.
November 5, 2013, TuesdayThose Depressing Germans
They are beggaring their neighbors, and the world, by running big trade surpluses.
November 4, 2013, MondayIt’s the Golden Age of News
But not if you’re a freelance reporter being held captive in Syria.
November 4, 2013, MondayFrom Love Nests to Desire Surveillance
Tabloid editors charged with breaking the law to expose others’ intimate secrets are now having their own intimate secrets exposed in court.
November 3, 2013, SundayThis Is Why We Need Obamacare
Lost in the debate over website glitches and broken promises made by President Obama are people’s lives. Consider this 47-year-old Oregon truck driver.
November 3, 2013, SundayPot and Jackpots
There’s a cultural revolution in America, and it isn’t about sex.
November 3, 2013, SundayThe Tumbling Boundaries of Gay Rights
Conservative donors funding a new gay-rights project run by a group usually associated with Democrats? We’re not in Kansas anymore.
November 3, 2013, SundayCalling America: Hello? Hello? Hello? Hello?
Once the envy of others, the U.S. is more likely to be scrutinized these days.
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Saturday - David Brooks
Tuesday, Friday - Frank Bruni
Sunday, Tuesday - Roger Cohen
Tuesday, Friday - Gail Collins
Thursday, Saturday - Ross Douthat
Sunday - Maureen Dowd
Sunday, Wednesday - Thomas L. Friedman
Sunday, Wednesday - Bill Keller
Monday - Nicholas D. Kristof
Sunday, Thursday - Paul Krugman
Monday, Friday - Joe Nocera
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Melissa Clark and a panel of dining connoisseurs, including Frank Bruni and Florence Fabricant, sample 13 different kinds of cultured butter.
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In a Google+ Hangout, the Secretary of State John Kerry speaks with the Op-Ed columnist Nicholas D. Kristof, the executive editor of Syria Deeply, Lara Setrakian, and Andrew Beiter, a school teacher.
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