NICHOLAS D. KRISTOF
Obama and Egypt’s Future
The Facebook generation in Cairo has been betrayed by the Obama administration’s wishy-washy stance on supporting democracy in Egypt. 
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An opposition group says Egypt has more choices than tyranny or secular democracy, which has a firm rejection of religion in public life.
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GAIL COLLINS
Don’t Worry. Be Happy.
Chin up, people. Let’s take comfort in contemplating things we have to worry about. Comment
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What Would Shirley Do?
By LINDA GREENHOUSE
As Shirley Chisholm noted, it's black and Hispanic women who are hurt the most when access to abortion is restricted.
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Relief for States and Businesses
A smart proposal from the Obama administration provides some relief to both employers and cash-strapped state governments. Comment
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Wael Ghonim's Egypt
With each day the economy sinks further. Will Mubarak take his country down with him?
Opinionator | Townies
A Beginner's Guide to Unemployment
By THEODORE ROSS
A writer's confusing first week after losing his job.
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Are Doctors Too Quick to Cut?
Does the American medical culture rely too heavily on surgical treatments?
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Better Drug Ads, Fewer Side Effects
By IAN D. SPATZ
Congress should pass legislation to let drug companies develop joint ad campaigns that are specific to certain ailments but not to any particular drug.
Opinionator | Disunion
The Choctaw Confederates
By ADAM GOODHEART
A Native American tribe casts its lot with the South.
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Bloggingheads: Obama Loves Big Business?
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Timothy Noah, left, of Slate and Timothy Carney of The Washington Examiner debate Obama and big business.
Opinionator | The Conversation
Let's Talk About Social Security
By DAVID BROOKS and GAIL COLLINS
What is the best way to tackle what seems like an insurmountable problem? Should we raise the retirement age? Create private accounts? Or both?
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A Debate Bigger Than Reform
There is an intense debate playing out in political and legal circles about the Constitution and Congress’s power to solve national problems.
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Digging a Hole Instead of a Tunnel
Gov. Chris Christie canceled plans for a commuter rail tunnel between New Jersey and New York that would have created jobs and relieved congestion.
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.24 Karat Gall
The National Collector’s Mint hasn’t stopped trying to turn tragedy into cash.
Room For Debate
Why Americans Can't Save Money
In the depths of the recession, we were supposed to be in a new era of thrift. So why are Americans spending again? Thomas Geoghegan, Tyler Cowen, Amar Bhidé, Barbara Dafoe Whitehead, Daniel Gros and Mike Konczal discuss.
Opinionator | Crisis Points
Take Me to the Revolution
By AMR SHALAKANY
Lovers, friends, lute players and comedians find a place in Tahrir Square. Is that a problem?
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George Clooney Answers Your Questions
After contracting malaria in Sudan, George Clooney joined Nicholas Kristof in answering reader questions about the disease.
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