NICHOLAS D. KRISTOF
Brutal Crackdown in Moderate Bahrain
It is heartbreaking to be in Bahrain and watch as an American ally uses violence to crush a peaceful democracy movement and then lie about it. Comment
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It is heartbreaking to be in Bahrain and watch as an American ally uses violence to crush a peaceful democracy movement and then lie about it. Comment
After a night of attacks on protesters in Pearl Square, the Op-Ed columnist Nicholas D. Kristof reports from a hospital in Manama, Bahrain.
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With this week’s frenzied slash-and-burn budget contest, it seems there are no adults in charge of the House. Comment
The financial crisis commission's much-overlooked big story.
Lincoln encounters a former president in Buffalo.
As the battle over health care reform rages on, a look at its progress.
The critical errors that led the Confederacy to war with the Union.
Can a Supreme Court justice effectively perform his duties without participating in oral arguments?
Matt Duss, left, of the Center for American Progress and Eli Lake of The Washington Times debate the origins of the Egyptian revolution.
While in this gulf kingdom, a brutal crackdown unfolds.
Any phasing out of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the biggest players in the housing market, must be done very carefully.
Thanks to Title IX, if budget cuts must be made in sports departments at schools, equality doesn’t go first.
The president, the governor and other mayors share their travel plans with the public and press. Mayor Michael Bloomberg should do the same.
In proposing such timid cuts, is President Obama daring the Republicans to go first? Is that a smart move?
Food prices are zooming again for reasons besides bad weather, climate change and global growth.
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