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Guest Columns

Big win for Trump on U.S. policy toward Iran

So far, the result has been closer to the opposite. That much was further made clear thanks to excellent reporting…

April 12, 2019

David Brooks

Why you too will love Mayor Pete BOOT-edge-edge

His campaign bio, “Shortest Way Home,” was the 25th-best-selling book on Amazon. That put him just a few dozen places…

April 9, 2019

Frank Bruni

A restaurant for elders

best place to dine out when you’re over 50 is where love refreshes you

April 7, 2019

Thomas Friedman

The United Kingdom has gone stark raving mad

Loiseau told the Journal du Dimanche that she chose the name because “he wakes me up every morning meowing to…

April 5, 2019

David Brooks

We’ve all just made fools of ourselves – again

“I think there’s plenty of evidence of collusion and conspiracy in plain sight.” – Rep. Adam Schiff, chairman of the…

March 31, 2019

Thomas Friedman

Loving Israel to death

and Congress are on a collision coursewith a Jewish democracy

March 30, 2019

Thomas Friedman

Who do you call at 3 a.m.?

it comes to foreign policy capabilities,Democratic candidates have some explaining to do

March 24, 2019

Thomas Friedman

Ilhan Omar, AIPAC and me

I’m a Jew from her hometown but I’m an American first – and I can’t seehow the congresswoman is trying…

March 18, 2019

Frank Bruni

Rigging college not new for wealthy

He recounted the involvement of one father and mother in their son’s personal (hah!) essay, which they didn’t trust him…

March 17, 2019

Guest Columns

Hickenlooper + capitalism = a way to beat Trump

After being laid off from his job as a geologist during the oil bust of the 1980s, he and his…

March 13, 2019

Guest Columns

Not the fun kind of feminist

work of radical Andrea Dworkin enjoys a rebirth

March 10, 2019

Guest Columns

Ilhan Omar knew exactly what she was doing

Ilhan Omar, the freshman representative from Minnesota, more than meets the progressive American version of that standard. Like many self-described…

March 8, 2019

Guest Columns

Can the boss from hell still be a great leader?

“There is a danger of your being generally disliked by your colleagues and subordinates because of your rough, sarcastic and…

March 4, 2019

Guest Columns

Netflix is a portal to Earth

internet might bring the world together after all

March 3, 2019

Frank Bruni

The Vatican’s gay overlords

book opens closets but could fuel fires

February 23, 2019

David Brooks

How the American left fell in love with elitism

Over the past 10 years, American capitalism has produced 20 million new jobs. The productive dynamism of capitalism is truly…

February 19, 2019

David Leonhardt

How words become weapons, forms of cowardice

Billionaire was a neutral word, grounded in math: Such a person could spend $10 million a year for 100 years…

February 18, 2019

Guest Columns

Iran has languished in darkness for 40 long years

History hasn’t been kind to their sympathy. “The depiction of him as fanatical, reactionary and the bearer of crude prejudices…

February 17, 2019

Guest Columns

Abolish billionaires

Eliminating excessive wealth may be an ideawhose time has come for America

February 16, 2019

Nicholas Kristof

Forget beaver jokes, Canada is leader world needs

Saudi Arabia announced that it was expelling Canada’s ambassador, halting flights to Canada, ending purchases of Canadian wheat, recalling students…

February 11, 2019

Ross Douthat

The Trump Doctrine

foreign policy, like it or not, this administration is exceeding expectations

February 9, 2019

David Brooks

Kamala Harris could be the fighter Dems need

She is an amazing amalgam of different elements – highly educated elite meritocrat, Oakland street fighter, crusading, rough-elbow prosecutor, canny…

February 5, 2019

Thomas Friedman

More schools, fewer tanks

the Mideast needs from the U.S. now is not force but education

February 3, 2019

Frank Bruni

The Super Bowl that a broken America deserves

Sure, a bunch of people will make a boatload of money, tens of millions of us will reflexively tune in…

February 2, 2019