Loose Ends How to Live to 108 I like taking tests that calculate how long I’m going to live. I answer each question truthfully, and if that doesn’t suit, I answer less truthfully. By SARAH PAYNE STUART
No One Really Understands the South Will it turn purple in November? To figure it out, we have to let go of some Southern stereotypes. By ALEXIS OKEOWO
Stop Calling Women Hormonal Literally every human being is hormonal. Without hormones we couldn’t function. By RANDI HUTTER EPSTEIN
The Mexican Revival of Small-Town America Americans who dream of an America without Mexicans should consider the case of Kennett Square, Pa. By ALFREDO CORCHADO
Contributing Op-Ed Writer Sex and Gender on the Christian Campus A modest but meaningful revolt against traditional gender roles is brewing in some seemingly unlikely places. By MOLLY WORTHEN
Betsy DeVos Loves Charter Schools. That’s Bad for Charter Schools. How are teachers devoted to combating racism supposed to deal with being embraced by the Trump administration? By CONOR P. WILLIAMS
The First Rule of Fund-Raising: Show Up Mayor de Blasio’s wife, Chirlane McCray, hasn’t spent much time running New York’s nonprofit agency. It’s the least she could do. By THE EDITORIAL BOARD
Op-Ed Columnist Obama — Just Too Good for Us Former President Obama muses: Was he wrong? Or was he merely wrong for being right? By MAUREEN DOWD
How I Accidentally Made My Mom a Bollywood Star I wanted to be famous. The producer was interested in someone else. By MAWAAN RIZWAN
The Californization of America Increasingly, the state sets the national agenda. But in the age of Trump, will its progressive politics unite or divide? By STEVE KETTMANN
Contributing Op-Ed Writer The Millionaires Are Fleeing. Maybe You Should, Too. Wealthy people are often the first to ship their money to safer havens abroad. That can be a leading indicator of when a country is in trouble. By RUCHIR SHARMA
The Crazy Talk About Bringing Back Asylums Mental institutions won’t meet the need for community care, better coverage and sensible commitment standards. By THE EDITORIAL BOARD
Op-Ed Columnist The Great Pop Culture War All entertainment is political, all politics is entertainment. By ROSS DOUTHAT
Exposures ‘All in One Piece’ “I felt disconnected from that part of my body,” said Linden Crawford of the decision to have breast removal surgery. With the author’s partner, Annie Flanagan, they documented the experience. Written by LINDEN CRAWFORD
The Housewives of White Supremacy They bake. They blog. They have babies to perpetuate the survival of their race. They’re tradwives. By ANNIE KELLY
Op-Ed Columnist An American 13-Year-Old, Pregnant and Married to Her Rapist Thousands of underage American girls are married each year, often to their rapists — and it’s perfectly legal. By NICHOLAS KRISTOF
Gray Matter Do You Like Your Name? Mine is Arthur. Let’s just say I’m not thrilled about it. By ARTHUR C. BROOKS
What Happens When Abortion Is Banned? It turns out that the outcome isn’t what anyone is looking for. By MICHELLE OBERMAN
The Predators in the Kitchen Beyond the shocking revelations about Mario Batali is an industry that consistently mistreats women. By KITTY GREENWALD
Who Doesn’t Love a Parade? I spent my formative years in marching band and know a thing or two about being in formation. By JIM TEWS
Loose Ends How to Live to 108 I like taking tests that calculate how long I’m going to live. I answer each question truthfully, and if that doesn’t suit, I answer less truthfully. By SARAH PAYNE STUART
No One Really Understands the South Will it turn purple in November? To figure it out, we have to let go of some Southern stereotypes. By ALEXIS OKEOWO
Stop Calling Women Hormonal Literally every human being is hormonal. Without hormones we couldn’t function. By RANDI HUTTER EPSTEIN
The Mexican Revival of Small-Town America Americans who dream of an America without Mexicans should consider the case of Kennett Square, Pa. By ALFREDO CORCHADO
Contributing Op-Ed Writer Sex and Gender on the Christian Campus A modest but meaningful revolt against traditional gender roles is brewing in some seemingly unlikely places. By MOLLY WORTHEN
Betsy DeVos Loves Charter Schools. That’s Bad for Charter Schools. How are teachers devoted to combating racism supposed to deal with being embraced by the Trump administration? By CONOR P. WILLIAMS
The First Rule of Fund-Raising: Show Up Mayor de Blasio’s wife, Chirlane McCray, hasn’t spent much time running New York’s nonprofit agency. It’s the least she could do. By THE EDITORIAL BOARD
Op-Ed Columnist Obama — Just Too Good for Us Former President Obama muses: Was he wrong? Or was he merely wrong for being right? By MAUREEN DOWD
How I Accidentally Made My Mom a Bollywood Star I wanted to be famous. The producer was interested in someone else. By MAWAAN RIZWAN
The Californization of America Increasingly, the state sets the national agenda. But in the age of Trump, will its progressive politics unite or divide? By STEVE KETTMANN
Contributing Op-Ed Writer The Millionaires Are Fleeing. Maybe You Should, Too. Wealthy people are often the first to ship their money to safer havens abroad. That can be a leading indicator of when a country is in trouble. By RUCHIR SHARMA
The Crazy Talk About Bringing Back Asylums Mental institutions won’t meet the need for community care, better coverage and sensible commitment standards. By THE EDITORIAL BOARD
Op-Ed Columnist The Great Pop Culture War All entertainment is political, all politics is entertainment. By ROSS DOUTHAT
Exposures ‘All in One Piece’ “I felt disconnected from that part of my body,” said Linden Crawford of the decision to have breast removal surgery. With the author’s partner, Annie Flanagan, they documented the experience. Written by LINDEN CRAWFORD
The Housewives of White Supremacy They bake. They blog. They have babies to perpetuate the survival of their race. They’re tradwives. By ANNIE KELLY
Op-Ed Columnist An American 13-Year-Old, Pregnant and Married to Her Rapist Thousands of underage American girls are married each year, often to their rapists — and it’s perfectly legal. By NICHOLAS KRISTOF
Gray Matter Do You Like Your Name? Mine is Arthur. Let’s just say I’m not thrilled about it. By ARTHUR C. BROOKS
What Happens When Abortion Is Banned? It turns out that the outcome isn’t what anyone is looking for. By MICHELLE OBERMAN
The Predators in the Kitchen Beyond the shocking revelations about Mario Batali is an industry that consistently mistreats women. By KITTY GREENWALD
Who Doesn’t Love a Parade? I spent my formative years in marching band and know a thing or two about being in formation. By JIM TEWS