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Mr. Trump’s Dangerous Babble on Foreign Policy
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Donald Trump offers up disturbing, incoherent views on nuclear weapons and other national security issues. 
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The Playgrounds of Pakistan
By RAFIA ZAKARIA
I remember a childhood of pleasant thrills, not terror. Comments
ROGER COHEN
Trump's New World Disorder
Trump thinks America is being ripped off and NATO is obsolete, but war in Estonia or the East China Sea could be the biggest rip-off of all. Comments
The Conversation
The Sullen Strategy
By ARTHUR C. BROOKS and GAIL COLLINS
Arthur C. Brooks and Gail Collins on the reluctant Republican embrace of Ted Cruz and the debate over public schools, charter schools and teachers. Comments
EMMA ROLLER
The League of Men Voters
What would it be like to stop treating women as a voting niche, and give men that treatment instead? Comments
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The B.D.S. Movement and Anti-Semitism on Campus
By ERIC ALTERMAN
As a CUNY professor, I disagree with calls to boycott Israel, but those calls shouldn’t be suppressed.
Editorial
Another Bombing, This Time in Pakistan
By THE EDITORIAL BOARD
The Pakistani government has long cynically used Taliban groups as proxy fighters. Comments
Editorial
Georgia’s Governor Sets a Wise Example for Tolerance
By THE EDITORIAL BOARD
The decision to veto an aggressive version of anti-gay legislation is a welcome dose of levelheadedness.
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Keeping My Fossil Fuel in the Ground
By TERRY TEMPEST WILLIAMS
Nathaniel Russell
We hold leases on over 1,000 acres of public land in Utah’s desert that we bought at an oil and gas auction. But we don’t plan to drill anytime soon. Comments
Room for Debate
Does Turkey Still Belong in NATO?
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Given President Erdogan's record on human rights and how his focus on the Kurdish minority has interfered with his fight against ISIS, is he a reliable ally?
Editorial
Unions Win, but the Court Is Still Hobbled
By THE EDITORIAL BOARD
Senate Republicans continue to block consideration of President Obama’s nominee, which means many more 4-to-4 “decisions” like Tuesday’s are coming.
Yemen’s President: A Path to Peace
By ABDU RABBU MANSOUR HADI
How to stop the Houthis and rebuild Yemen.
Opinionator
God Is a Question, Not an Answer
By WILLIAM IRWIN
How can atheists and believers stop acting like enemy combatants in a spiritual or intellectual war?
Letter
Puerto Rico’s Debt Crisis
A financial adviser to the island’s creditors writes that any restructuring must help preserve its access to the capital markets.
Letter
Lincoln Brigade Homage
John McCain’s tribute to some unrecognized heroes was well deserved, a reader writes.
Letter
A National Monument in Utah
A tribal leader writes that “we do not view our ancestral homeland as a battleground between state and federal control.”
Taking Note
Spin-Splaining, Donald Trump Edition
By ELIZABETH WILLIAMSON
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Mr. Trump’s campaign manager has been charged with battery. But, says the campaign, “he was not arrested.”
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Malaysia’s Immigrant Worker Debate
By TASH AW
The country’s powerful economy has drawn in millions of foreigners, at the cost of sharp social tensions.
Editorial
The State Assault on Planned Parenthood
By THE EDITORIAL BOARD
Twenty-three states have tried to defund the family-planning organization in the months since a similar effort failed in Congress. Comments
Editorial
A Modern System of Debtor Prisons
By THE EDITORIAL BOARD
Too many state and local governments have been jailing citizens who are unable to pay fines, fees and penalties.
CHARLES M. BLOW
Republican Self-Destruction
On both the state and national levels, the party is demonstrating a willingness to let voter anger drive their actions. Comments
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What’s More American Than Inheriting a Fortune?
By BRYCE COVERT
The estate tax could address income inequality. But no one’s going to raise it. Comments
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Charter School Discipline
Advocates for Children of New York writes in support of amending state law to affirm the obligation of charters to follow disciplinary procedures.
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G.O.P. Senators’ Intransigence on Court Nominee
Readers take issue with an Op-Ed article by Senator Orrin G. Hatch.
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Caucuses, the Media and ‘America First’
Readers share their views of the political landscape.
Sundance New Frontier
Where Virtual Reality Takes Us
By THE NEW YORK TIMES
Groundbreaking films selected from the Sundance Film Festival explore a range of topics and new approaches to nonfiction, 3D storytelling. Comments
Ross Douthat
#NeverReformConservatism at the Wall Street Journal
By ROSS DOUTHAT
The Journal editorial page goes all in for a “do nothing, change nothing” response to Donald Trump.
Taking Note
Spin-Splaining, Lindsey Graham Edition
By ANDREW ROSENTHAL
The senator’s comments on Ted Cruz leave much to be desired.
Taking Note
‘How Would an All Out War Stop Such Atrocities?’ Readers on the Brussels Attacks
By MARIE TESSIER
Most readers were skeptical that military action would make the West more secure.
On the Ground
Sherpa: They Die, We Go Home
By MIKE CHAMBERS
In just a few weeks, hundreds of climbers from around the world will descend on Everest. Now is the time to address the longstanding and pervasive exploitation of Sherpa by the international climbing community.
Taking Note
Happily Ever After, Locked and Loaded: N.R.A. Fairy Tales
By FRANCIS X. CLINES
The N.R.A. is reimagining stories like “Hansel and Gretel” to familiarize children with guns.
The Conscience of a Liberal
Trade Deficits: These Times are Different
By PAUL KRUGMAN
Sometimes mercantilism isn’t wrong.
Room for Debate
Should Anti-Trump Republicans Be Backing Kasich?
He is the only Republican candidate with a net favorable rating and the only one who leads Hillary Clinton in a head-to-head match-up.
Paul Krugman Blog
Friday Not Music: Prologue to The Canterbury Tales
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Whan that Aprill blogging.
Race in America: Your Stories
As part of a series of videos about race, we are featuring personal stories that reflect the breadth of experiences in the United States.
The Stone Reader: Modern Philosophy in 133 Arguments
A new anthology of essays from The New York Times philosophy series on topics ranging from science, consciousness and morality to war, gun control, procreation and the gender divide.
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