Guest Columns Conservatives can’t duck the blame on this one This has some conservatives fuming that liberal media is conveniently ignoring the progressive ideology of one shooter while obsessing over… August 13, 2019
Frank Bruni President Trump lets his followers off the hook But these aren’t normal times. Donald Trump isn’t a normal president. And those words, which he spoke Monday, made me… August 9, 2019
Maureen Dowd Is the bar higher for Bennet because he’s white? A black man made it into the White House. A Latina congresswoman emerged as the biggest star in the capital.… August 6, 2019
David Brooks Greatness doesn’t demand that you be a jerk, too We’ve all known geniuses and others who have practiced a secular version of this. They have found their talent and… August 2, 2019
Ross Douthat Multiple narratives – surprise – can all be true From this paternity-trap beginning, Hay found himself emotionally entangled, ideologically bullied and effectively extorted. At one point, Shuman and Haider… August 1, 2019
Gail Collins How not to insult Trump: Don’t call him a racist “I think I’m winning,” he told reporters as he left for a rally Wednesday. The president was widely denounced for… July 22, 2019
Maureen Dowd Scaling Wokeback Mountain – oops, don’t fall off Writing a column that sparks an internecine fight among the highest-profile women in the Democratic Party is nerve-wracking. So I… July 19, 2019
Frank Bruni I finally got it: Joe Biden is George W. Bush I’m referring to Bush’s first presidential bid, in 2000, which is remembered mostly for its surreal climax. To the limited… July 16, 2019
Guest Columns Jeffrey Epstein is the symbol of plutocratic rot Her piece painted him as an enigmatic Jay Gatsby type, a boy from a middle-class family in Brooklyn who had… July 12, 2019
Guest Columns Moderates have a different story, and it’s better You need a government prepared for war. You need a government fired by economic nationalism, willing to play trade hardball… July 10, 2019
Guest Columns ‘Cancel culture’ of left is a lot like Trump’s politics Our conversations, always on background, were exceptionally candid. He almost surely sought me out because my pro-Israel stance represented, in… July 8, 2019
Frank Bruni Oh, to be Ivanka and go on all these adventures! Only Ivanka has keepsakes from the Demilitarized Zone. It must have been wild, finding herself next to an egomaniacal autocrat… July 7, 2019
Guest Columns How not to live liberal values in an illiberal age We were discussing a Harvard law professor, Ronald Sullivan. He had been pushed out of his secondary job as head… July 4, 2019
Guest Columns Joe Biden doesn’t look so electable in person It was just a couple of weeks after he’d reversed his longtime support for the Hyde Amendment, which bans federal… July 2, 2019
Guest Columns Fake meat will save us from climate change I don’t mean to slight the surging U.S. women’s team, but the plant-based protein slab made nearly as big an… June 27, 2019
Guest Columns What ‘Chernobyl’ teaches us about Donald Trump My Trump Derangement Syndrome has not spiked to on the ideological dosimeter. And no, I don’t think of the Trump… June 24, 2019
Guest Columns I want to live in Elizabeth Warren’s America I don’t mean that the Massachusetts senator is a better speaker than anyone who has ever run, nor a more… June 24, 2019
Guest Columns We could always just sink the pirate ships of Iran The explosion injured 10 of her crew and nearly sank the ship. Four days later, the U.S. Navy destroyed half… June 23, 2019
David Brooks Harvard is choosing the wrong path to wisdom One of those students was Kyle Kashuv. Despite the trauma of the shootings and a busy impromptu career as a… June 20, 2019
David Brooks Dear voters, your views on foreign policy stink! Between 1500 and 1945, scarcely a year went by without one great power fighting another. Then, in 1945, that stopped.… June 18, 2019
Guest Columns The worst president hails the greatest generation It’s not a rhetorical question. The event is more distant to us than Custer’s Last Stand was to the men… June 17, 2019
David Brooks Witches, astrology speak to resistance, disruption The first is astrology. According to a 2018 Pew poll, 29% of Americans say they believe in astrology. That’s more… June 14, 2019
Ross Douthat The one-income trap feminists and conservatives unite around policies that work for families? June 11, 2019
Guest Columns This podcast perfect for mom-spying After a bad breakup, the woman, whom the podcast producers were calling Joni, had found a sperm donor and had… June 10, 2019