Opinion The Women the Abortion War Leaves Out I am a pro-choice feminist, but I understand what crisis pregnancy centers are offering.
Opinion Amber Tamblyn: Redefining the Red Carpet At the Golden Globes, my fellow actresses aren’t just wearing black. They’re making a statement of resistance. By AMBER TAMBLYN
Opinion Retirement Tips for the Age of Trump Advice for Orrin Hatch, Bob Corker, Jeff Flake — and anyone else who might need it. By CHARLES J. SYKES
Editorial Why Do Land Mines Still Kill So Many? Because some of the world’s biggest military powers — including the U.S. — refuse to sign treaties that would ban these vicious weapons. By THE EDITORIAL BOARD
Contributing Op-Ed Writer Graceland, at Last For reasons I cannot explain, some part of me needed to go there. By MARGARET RENKL
Opinion The Alt-Right’s Asian Fetish How the “model minority” myth blends with racist ideology. By AUDREA LIM
Op-Ed Columnist Why 2017 Was the Best Year in Human History Here’s what’s more important than a Trump tweet. By NICHOLAS KRISTOF
Opinion This Was Not the Good Death We Were Promised Hospice care failed my father when it mattered most. By KAREN BROWN
Opinion Job Interviews Without Gender Masking candidates’ identities to avoid sexism is a nice idea. But it won’t work. By KATHARINE ZALESKI
Opinion Diabetes Shouldn’t Bankrupt You Congress long ago allowed people with end-stage kidney failure to receive Medicare. Why not do the same for people with other chronic illnesses? By ELISABETH ROSENTHAL
Opinion The Museum of the Bible Is a Safe Space for Christian Nationalists If your plan is to build a more religious country, Washington is a good place to start. By KATHERINE STEWART
Op-Ed Columnist Trump’s Petticoat Government How long can this administration work around its president? By ROSS DOUTHAT
Opinion For Doctors, Age May Be More Than a Number A lack of experience is not necessarily a bad thing. By HAIDER JAVED WARRAICH
Letters Casting Aside Presidential Norms Readers discuss how President Trump has ignored and defied the conventions of his predecessors.
Opinion Iran’s Protesters Want One Thing: Accountability The impulse to separate the economic from the political malaise risks missing the point. By LAURA SECOR
Gray Matter Is Your Child Lying to You? That’s Good Kids who know how to deceive are smarter and better adjusted. By ALEX STONE
Opinion Who Loses When a Country Puts Citizenship Up for Sale? The United Arab Emirates has undertaken a brazen plan to deal with its stateless population. It could set a dangerous precedent. By ATOSSA ARAXIA ABRAHAMIAN
News Analysis A Chinese Empire Reborn The Communist Party’s emerging empire is more the result of force than a gravitational pull of Chinese ideas. By EDWARD WONG
Op-Ed Columnist The State Where Everyone Wants to Be Governor For the key to our political destiny in 2018, look to Colorado. By FRANK BRUNI
Opinion The Women the Abortion War Leaves Out I am a pro-choice feminist, but I understand what crisis pregnancy centers are offering.
Opinion Amber Tamblyn: Redefining the Red Carpet At the Golden Globes, my fellow actresses aren’t just wearing black. They’re making a statement of resistance. By AMBER TAMBLYN
Opinion Retirement Tips for the Age of Trump Advice for Orrin Hatch, Bob Corker, Jeff Flake — and anyone else who might need it. By CHARLES J. SYKES
Editorial Why Do Land Mines Still Kill So Many? Because some of the world’s biggest military powers — including the U.S. — refuse to sign treaties that would ban these vicious weapons. By THE EDITORIAL BOARD
Contributing Op-Ed Writer Graceland, at Last For reasons I cannot explain, some part of me needed to go there. By MARGARET RENKL
Opinion The Alt-Right’s Asian Fetish How the “model minority” myth blends with racist ideology. By AUDREA LIM
Op-Ed Columnist Why 2017 Was the Best Year in Human History Here’s what’s more important than a Trump tweet. By NICHOLAS KRISTOF
Opinion This Was Not the Good Death We Were Promised Hospice care failed my father when it mattered most. By KAREN BROWN
Opinion Job Interviews Without Gender Masking candidates’ identities to avoid sexism is a nice idea. But it won’t work. By KATHARINE ZALESKI
Opinion Diabetes Shouldn’t Bankrupt You Congress long ago allowed people with end-stage kidney failure to receive Medicare. Why not do the same for people with other chronic illnesses? By ELISABETH ROSENTHAL
Opinion The Museum of the Bible Is a Safe Space for Christian Nationalists If your plan is to build a more religious country, Washington is a good place to start. By KATHERINE STEWART
Op-Ed Columnist Trump’s Petticoat Government How long can this administration work around its president? By ROSS DOUTHAT
Opinion For Doctors, Age May Be More Than a Number A lack of experience is not necessarily a bad thing. By HAIDER JAVED WARRAICH
Letters Casting Aside Presidential Norms Readers discuss how President Trump has ignored and defied the conventions of his predecessors.
Opinion Iran’s Protesters Want One Thing: Accountability The impulse to separate the economic from the political malaise risks missing the point. By LAURA SECOR
Gray Matter Is Your Child Lying to You? That’s Good Kids who know how to deceive are smarter and better adjusted. By ALEX STONE
Opinion Who Loses When a Country Puts Citizenship Up for Sale? The United Arab Emirates has undertaken a brazen plan to deal with its stateless population. It could set a dangerous precedent. By ATOSSA ARAXIA ABRAHAMIAN
News Analysis A Chinese Empire Reborn The Communist Party’s emerging empire is more the result of force than a gravitational pull of Chinese ideas. By EDWARD WONG
Op-Ed Columnist The State Where Everyone Wants to Be Governor For the key to our political destiny in 2018, look to Colorado. By FRANK BRUNI
