Editorial
Donald Trump’s Campaign of Fear
By THE EDITORIAL BOARD
Mr. Trump’s campaign has rested on assertions of power, not workable ideas. It’s time for him to justify voters’ trust. Comments
A long speech was surprisingly short on his trademark self-infatuation.
Mr. Trump’s campaign has rested on assertions of power, not workable ideas. It’s time for him to justify voters’ trust. Comments
Donald Trump’s promise to save us from a malevolent world employs the same argument used by just about every other demagogue since the dawn of time. Comments
The Republicans’ presidential nominee doesn’t just admire Vladimir Putin. Comments
It seems likely that a Pennsylvania-based Muslim cleric initiated the putsch. The United States must help Turkey find justice. Comments
Nothing about this Republican Party even remotely resembles the Grand Old Party of before. The convention was all doom, dystopia, dread and darkness. Comments
Arguments, provocations and observations from Times Opinion writers.
While a voter ID law was not struck down entirely, the court found discrimination against minorities and ordered another court to devise a remedy.
A plan to move young prisoners out of a notorious New York City jail could help end the inhumane treatment they have received.
I sincerely doubt we would have had Donald Trump without him. Comments
Through 18 awful months, the French have proved remarkably resilient. More so than their officials.
Three former aides to President Ronald Reagan look at the state of the G.O.P. with hope, fear and doubt.
Inspiration tends to find Patrick Chappatte at the kitchen table in his studio rather than at his desk: “It’s closer to the espresso machine.” Comments
What to expect at the G.O.P. convention in Cleveland.
Readers discuss Ted Cruz’s snub, Hillary Clinton’s running mate, Melania Trump’s speech and Mike Pence’s record.
Senator Ben Cardin writes that the Republican Party platform reflects “dangerous thinking.”
A professor defends his position that military veterans account for a disproportionate number of mass shooters.
A New York psychiatrist writes that “criminalizing use without adequately addressing social determinants is unlikely to be effective.”
Many Trump supporters “are counting on his being a liar,” one reader writes. Others discuss the G.O.P. platform and Paul Ryan.
Wealthy patrons like to pay for flashy new buildings but not for upkeep. Comments
The mother of Ambassador J. Christopher Stevens, who was killed in Libya, objects to the G.O.P.’s use of his name and memory.
Throwing money at the refugee crisis is not going to make it go away.
Donald Trump’s acid bath hollows out the G.O.P. Comments
The death of a charismatic separatist inspires rage among young Kashmiris and a violent response from the authorities.
Bigot, madman, bully, fraud and serial philanderer are just a sampling of the terms used by influential conservatives. Comments
Why I can’t protect my city from guns.
Who said it couldn’t happen here? Rising to the top of the Republican ticket, Trump has activated forces on the political right that cannot be deactivated. Comments
The National Rifle Association has become the gatekeeper for nominations to the federal courts.
The women in Donald Trump’s life have sharply different roles. That difference is what many other men want, too.
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