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Op-Ed Columnists

  1. Only Truth Can Save Our Democracy

    The Trump presidency has dangerously normalized lying.

    By Thomas L. Friedman

  2. The Joe Biden I Knew Has Been Humbled

    He’s determined to be an antidote to Trump’s egomania.

    By Frank Bruni

  3. What’s Not the Matter With Georgia?

    A Democratic win offers hope — but also a warning.

    By Paul Krugman

  4. The Conservative Movement Needs a Reckoning

    Just as ignorance was strength in George Orwell’s “1984,” shamelessness is virtue in Trump’s G.O.P.

    By Bret Stephens

  5. Post-Election Therapy With Esther Perel

    The couples counsellor has some advice for how to heal “the screaming match” in a relationship — and in our nation.

  6. The conversation

    Hell Hath No Fury Like a Trump Scorned

    The victory of the Biden-Harris ticket and the enduring power of Republicanism tell two stories.

    By Gail Collins and Bret Stephens

  7. Third Term of the Obama Presidency

    Joe Biden represents a move back to normalcy, but progressives will push for change.

    By Charles M. Blow

  8. Is There a Trumpism After Trump?

    His presidency showed a path to a conservatism that’s multiethnic, middle class and populist. But soon he may stand in its way.

    By Ross Douthat

  9. Republicans and Democrats Agree: End the War on Drugs

    Voters in red and blue states may be in accord on nothing else, but they passed measures to liberalize drug laws.

    By Nicholas Kristof

  10. We Are Finally Getting Rid of Him

    Don’t undersell the triumph of ousting Trump.

    By Michelle Goldberg