CHARLES M. BLOW
Blacks, Conservatives and Plantations
Why do Republicans keep endorsing African-American voices intent on comparing blacks who support the Democratic candidates to slaves? 
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Cristóbal Schmal
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Democracy, Jobs and Growth in Europe
By GERHARD SCHRÖDER and JACQUES DELORS
There is no “either growth or austerity.” We need budgetary discipline, but we also need to emphasize economic growth.
JOE NOCERA
Here Comes the Sun
Despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary presented by a Senate panel, Apple denies avoiding taxes. Comment
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Justice Interrupted in Guatemala
By THE EDITORIAL BOARD
After a serious setback, the former dictator’s case must be pursued to a conclusion.
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When You Build a Small Roof for the Dog
By JULIA WALLACE
Some are holding up Cambodia as a model for manufacturing practices in a poor country. They shouldn’t.
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Computer Piracy
Patrick Chappatte
Ready or not, computer piracy comes when you least expect it.
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The C.I.A.’s Part in Benghazi
By THE EDITORIAL BOARD
Lost in the focus on the State Department are pressing questions about the C.I.A.’s role. Comment
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Nicholas D. Kristof is on book leave.
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Obama’s Forgotten Victims
By MIRZA SHAHZAD AKBAR
Pakistan’s government must end its complicity in the American drone war that has killed and maimed many innocent civilians.
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The Skeptic’s Curse
By SHMUEL ROSNER
A new report by the Israeli government absolves its forces of killing a Palestinian boy in 2000. I once thought it was guilty, now I half believe it. But why?
GAIL COLLINS
Somebody Did Something
Yes, people, it’s true. Immigration reform has advanced in the Senate. At least the committee didn’t repeal anything. Comment
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How Can Marijuana Be Sold Safely?
Legalizing pot is the easy part. Figuring out how to regulate and tax the marketplace is much more complex.
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Aftermath of an Unfounded Vaccine Scare
By THE EDITORIAL BOARD
A measles outbreak in Britain would have never occurred if parents had respected the proven safety record of a vaccine.
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A By-the-E-Book Education, for $5 a Month
By TINA ROSENBERG
Bridge International Academies in Kenya offers a fast-growing model for providing affordable education to poor children on a grand scale.
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Why Do I Teach?
By GARY GUTTING
We should judge teaching not by the amount of knowledge it passes on, but by the enduring excitement it generates.
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Kill Bill
By THOMAS B. EDSALL
Political techniques may have changed, but lobbyists still deliver a terrific return on investment.
Matthew Hollister
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Science Group Criticizes Politicians for Global Warming Distortions
May 23, 2013, 11:50 AM
