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No Jobs, No Benefits, and Lousy Pay
By THE EDITORIAL BOARD
The latest jobs report is a sobering backdrop for the debate on poverty and inequality. 
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Holly Gressley
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It’s Time to Update Overtime
By ROSS EISENBREY
Obama should help workers by bringing the law up-to-date. Comment
CHARLES M. BLOW
Sex Is Not Our Problem
Dealing with the decline of the traditional family and high single-parent birthrates means addressing broader issues. Comment
GAIL COLLINS
Imagining President Christie
We have learned so much about how Chris Christie can handle a crisis this week. Comment
JOE NOCERA
Down to the Last Cigarette?
Millions of lives have been saved, but it might be time for another surgeon general’s report about the link between smoking and illness and death. Comment
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DICK CAVETT
Booze, Revisited
At first, I couldn’t think of any alcoholics in my life — then they began to file into consciousness, coming into focus like ghosts in a story. Comment
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Haiti, Unfinished and Forsaken
By THE EDITORIAL BOARD
Four years after the earthquake, humanitarian aid seems to have run its course and development is lagging.
Editorial
Increased Security for Nuclear Materials
By THE EDITORIAL BOARD
There has been progress, but at a nuclear summit meeting in March, world leaders can do more to make the world safer.
Room for Debate
Rethinking How Baseball's 'Greats' Are Chosen
Does the voting process for the Baseball Hall of Fame need to be changed?
Gray Matter
Remembrance of News Past
By CLAUDIA HAMMOND
Why do we remember some details about long-ago events, but not others?
Taking Note
Tea Party Delays Spending, Beats Dead Horse
By DAVID FIRESTONE
Some Republicans are adding ridiculous, ideologically inflected riders to the appropriations bill.
Editorial
Why Nazi Hunting Remains Crucial
By THE EDITORIAL BOARD
A German prosecution reminds us that there can be no rest when genocide and hate still bedevil the world.
Editorial
Increasing Nuclear Security
By THE EDITORIAL BOARD
An approaching nuclear summit meeting can do more to keep the world safe.
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Quebec's Latest Stand
By JEAN-FRANÇOIS LISÉE
The Charter of Values expresses Quebec's dim view of multiculturalism.
MUSTAFA AKYOL
Turkey Needs Justice for All
So long as the judiciary is seen as a weapon to be used against political opponents, there will be no rule of law.
Opinionator | Disunion
The Execution of David O. Dodd
By CATE LINEBERRY
Was the 17-year-old Arkansas boy a spy, or just unlucky?
Letters
Christie’s Efforts at Damage Control
Readers react to Gov. Chris Christie’s apology and denial that he authorized a traffic jam.
Kristian Hammerstad
Op-Ed Contributor
A Kind of Racism We’re Not Used To
By MASHA GESSEN
I promised my children that America would feel different because, for the first time in their lives, they would not feel they were different.
Op-Ed Contributor
Snapshots of Globalization's First Wave
By SUNIL S. AMRITH
Photographs taken in 1979 captured the fading way of life among the migrant workers of Penang.
Editorial
Myanmar’s Constitutional Reform
Parliament can promote democracy by ending unfair restrictions on candidates.
Op-Ed Contributors
Iran’s Path to Nuclear Peace
By SIEGFRIED S. HECKER and WILLIAM J. PERRY
If Tehran will take a more pragmatic approach to nuclear energy, it can resolve the stalemate and rescue its economy.
Opinionator | Private Lives
How to Talk to Kids About Death
By ABBY SHER
Some people say it’s fun after we die and some people say it’s quiet.
Opinionator | Fixes
In the Long War on Poverty, Small Victories That Matter
By DAVID BORNSTEIN
We have become more thoughtful and systematic in solving our most pressing problems. Here are some winners in the battle for social change.
Opinionator | The Conversation
Pet Theories
By DAVID BROOKS and GAIL COLLINS
Brooks and Collins on whether cats or dogs rule.
Opinionator | Draft
Forgetting It All
By FLOYD SKLOOT
Without reliable memory, I’m a composer with notes but no melody, a sculptor with nothing but crumbled medium.
Opinionator | Disunion
Teodoro Zamora’s Commission
By ALICE L. BAUMGARTNER
Was the Civil War America’s just deserts for the Mexican-American War? One Tejano rebel thought so.
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Tea Party Delays Spending, Beats Dead Horse
By DAVID FIRESTONE
January 10, 2014, 4:47 PM
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Is The Times Giving Proper Credit on the Christie-Bridge Story?
January 10, 2014, 4:37 PM
