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Once I freed myself of the Fab Four, it was as though I’d woken up from a deep sleep. I was suddenly available to a new musical world.
Silicon Valley’s big investors are not like the rest of us.
His marathon news conference last week did not suggest that he thought his presidency needed a reboot — or even a rebranding.
Protecting them in public areas is a no-brainer. Protecting them on private land is a far greater challenge.
Dr. Ashish Jha and Emily Oster answer our questions about the pandemic.
The country embraced the science of the coronavirus early.
I see now that life is a series of peaks and valleys, and it is a fool’s errand to try to flatten them out.
The former president and the governor of Florida are on a collision course for the future of the G.OP.
After years of planting trees, farmers in Niger have begun to see results.
As U.S.-China competition intensifies, Pakistan’s army fears getting trapped in a cul-de-sac with Beijing.
Vladimir Putin’s aim is bigger than closing NATO’s “open door” to Ukraine and taking more territory — he wants to evict the United States...
Searching for a non-disastrous way back from American overreach.
The administration made a lot of the right economic moves in its first year, but high inflation is reason enough to postpone any celebrations.
Arguments about the filibuster need the right context.
The league is down to just one Black head coach.
He liked dressing in caftans and fur, and dressing me down about my style.
Thoughts on the 49th anniversary of Roe v. Wade.
Finding hope in the darkness of cancer, Covid and Colleyville.
When a “federal takeover of elections” is nothing of the kind.
Why a section of the 14th Amendment could offer a challenge to Madison Cawthorn and others running for office this year.
The erosion of reproductive rights is a result of raw, bare-knuckled politics, as a minority exercises its power over a majority.
We must understand what happened before Roe v. Wade to prepare for an America in which Roe is gone.
Why the trend has not been our friend.
My hunch is we’re fine using informal wording.
Ron Klain, President Biden’s chief of staff, reflects on the first year of the administration.
Stigma and fear of harassment have kept physicians from incorporating abortion into their practice.
Why America can’t ignthe continual threat against Jews.
When politics becomes “a pervasive and largely unavoidable source of chronic stress.”
The city has been shaped by both suffering and celebration, and its strength lies in its dualities.
The economist Laurence Kotlikoff responds to questions from Times readers.
America 2022 is an exhausting place. Prioritizing rest, sleep and dreaming is something I can pass on.
A conversation about meth and social decline with Sam Quinones, author of “The Least of Us.”
On Fido and fruitfulness.
The F.T.C. and D.O.J. are hampered by persistent underinvestment in regulatory oversight.
The Massachusetts senator defends her plan to tax billionaires and break up Big Tech.
The Africa Cup of Nations soccer tournament shows glimpses of a different vision for the continent.
Anti-vaccine politics explain many of the president’s problems.
Generating a feeling of normalcy around American politics and daily life would restore the promise of the Biden presidency.
Five ways of looking at the rise in murders — and how to bring them back down.
The poet reflects on her experience at the inauguration ceremony and the life her poem — and this country — has lived since then.
Illiberalism is a problem wherever it rears its head.
In a new Times Opinion focus group, voters who were decisive to President Biden’s victory lay out their biggest concerns — chiefly, inflation.
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