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Katie McGinty, the Best Choice for the Senate in Pennsylvania
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Katie McGinty would be a senator more concerned with workers and the environment than the incumbent, Pat Toomey. Comments
A movie producer’s words sum up America’s view of its largest ethnic minority. Comments
Katie McGinty would be a senator more concerned with workers and the environment than the incumbent, Pat Toomey. Comments
He’s desperate for a reason to explain why he’s losing. Comments
Rage is all that Trump has had to offer. His America is small. But this is still the land of “Sure,” of the embrace of possibility. Comments
Trump is bereft of patriotism, and seems to hate the country he wants to lead. Comments
We need “pink collar jobs” for everyone. Comments
How Donald Trump vs. Hillary Clinton looked to Times Opinion writers — before, during and after their last meeting in Las Vegas.
Some men once held in American custody cannot work, go outside, or speak to their families about what they went through.
A woman who once wrote eloquently about her mental illness was killed by a police officer in circumstances that should lead to reforms.
Like so many others, I made a decision many politicians don’t think I should have the right to make. Comments
In Detroit, a federal court is being asked to determine if the city’s children have the right to a minimally adequate education.
Weird Al Yankovic and the Gregory Brothers stage an apocalyptic musical at the final debate of the 2016 presidential campaign. Comments
A military offensive on Mosul, the Islamic States's last major stronghold in Iraq, is underway. Will losing the city hurt the militants?
How a viral music video featuring a defiant and adorable little girl stood up to the anti-Latino rhetoric of the Trump campaign, and haters in general.
A reader explains how some Indians have gained from their so-called “backward” castes.
What’s the best response from all of us? To fight his attempted despotism with more democracy.
How fake laughter — in politics, business and social life — can do more harm than good.
Forging an identity apart from my disability is hard enough. Misguided sympathy makes it harder. Comments
The country’s huge investment in wind power could propel its own growth and motivate its neighbors.
It is better to remove a symbol that risked attracting unrepentant Nazis.
I rescue Syrians from the sites of airstrikes. I don’t want to do this work any longer.
In some places around the country, families rely on buckets, bottles, even animal troughs.
The American in me recognizes that we need to take care of Americans first.
Worldly powers devise a plan to take the Iraqi city back from the Islamic State.
Readers discuss Donald Trump’s refusal to say he’ll accept the election results, the failure to ask questions about “the most important issue” and more.
A psychiatrist writes that “police officers need training to recognize symptoms of mental illness and choose emergency rooms over jail cells.”
A writer disagrees with a major’s view that taking a partisan stand in the voting booth could compromise his military duties.
A onetime Unicef official calls on the U.N. secretary general to take up the case of a former colleague.
A reader points to evidence that America is not “going in the wrong direction.”
The Joslin Diabetes Center writes about the “motivational roadblocks of blame and shame.”
Readers discuss the N.A.A.C.P.’s call for a moratorium on expansion of charter schools.
Do the moderators of the presidential debates deserve scorn for leaving out climate change?
Nicholas Kristof live-tweets and fact checks the showdown.
Iranian hardliners have intensified their anti-Western crackdown by sentencing two Iranian-Americans to 10 years in prison.
Photos of the spectacular 2,650-mile-long dirt path.
As part of a series of videos about race, we are featuring personal stories that reflect the breadth of experiences in the United States.
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October 19, 2016, 5:43 PM
Nicholas Kristof
October 19, 2016, 9:42 PM