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Opinion

Behold, Steve Bannon’s Hip-Hop Shakespeare Rewrite: ‘Coriolanus’

A rap musical based on Shakespeare provides an unexpected look into the ideals of Donald Trump’s chief strategist. comment icon Comments

What's at Stake

Will Donald Trump Cave on Social Security?

The president-elect’s own advisers, as well as congressional Republicans, will gladly help him break his promise to protect Social Security. comment icon Comments

NICHOLAS KRISTOF

Donald Trump: The Russian Poodle

Vladimir Putin is being rewarded for his attack on the United States. comment icon Comments

Opinion

What Donald Trump Doesn’t Know About Black People

The unifying force in the United States is whiteness. comment icon Comments

Opinion

Arguing the Truth with Trump and Putin

Imagine the conversation we’d be having if we weren’t debating facts.

Opinion

One Way Not to Be Like Trump

The case for political moderation in our immoderate age. comment icon Comments

Frank Bruni, Maureen Dowd and Ross Douthat are off today.

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Unequal Sentences for Blacks and Whites

A Florida newspaper exposes a judicial system where skin color determines time behind bars.

Editorial

A Pro Bono Dream Team Takes On the N.R.A.

The gun industry, and the lawmakers who do their bidding, will be facing a potent new adversary.

Opinion

Is Donald Trump a Threat to Democracy?

With norms weakening, past stability is no guarantee of our government’s future survival. comment icon Comments

Opinion

White Resentment on the Night Shift at Walmart

My co-workers had uncertain futures, and no easy explanation for why the American dream didn’t work out for them. comment icon Comments

Op-Ed Contributor

The Tent Cities of San Francisco

Adam McCauley

“I shouldn’t have to see the pain, struggle and despair of homeless people to and from my way to work every day.” comment icon Comments

Opinion

Babies Everywhere, but Not for Us

We’d gone to Afghanistan for work. Could we have a family too?

Aleppo Rebuilt, With Cardboard and Colored Pencil

A young artist recreates the city he remembered.

Opinion

Donald Trump’s Foreign Policy Team: Built to Fail

Strong disagreement seems inevitable among the president-elect’s inexperienced advisers.

Op-Ed Contributor

Charlie Sykes on Where the Right Went Wrong

I’m a conservative, not a “Judas goat.” But that’s what a Trump supporter from the tribal bubble I helped create called me. comment icon Comments

Gray Matter

Are Americans Experiencing Collective Trauma?

If they weren’t before the election, they are now.

Opinion

‘I Wish I Had a Pair of Scissors, So I Could Cut Out Your Tongue’

How big a problem is bullying on the school bus? Bigger than we think.

Opinion

My Family Was Interned. Now They’re With Trump.

They responded to years in confinement by rapidly assimilating into American culture — and supporting the president-elect.

The Public Editor

Preaching the Gospel of Diversity, but Not Following It

The Times needs to do a far better job hiring people of color as the country it covers grows more diverse and its ambitions become more global. comment icon Comments

Letters

Donald Trump on Campus

Readers on and off campus discuss the postelection environment.

Amanda Delekta, political director for the College Republicans at the University of Michigan, took issue with a response she saw as favoring liberal students over conservative ones.
The Strip

The Holidays’ Hottest Gifts

December 18, 2016 — By Brian McFadden

The right pair of glasses can transform the nation’s laughingstock into its energy secretary.

Op-ed Contributor

Now, America, You Know How Chileans Felt

The C.I.A. says Russia rigged the U.S. election. The same C.I.A. that helped overthrow my country’s democracy.

The Stone

Art in a Time of Atrocity

It can heal and restore memory when witnesses have been erased.

Editorial Notebook

Loretta Lynch’s Parting Message

The departing attorney general reminded marginalized communities that change often comes from the ground up.

Editorial

The City Could Have Saved This 6-Year-Old

The point of a child-welfare system in a city like New York is to make sure that no child falls through the cracks.

Editorial

A Dangerous Choice for Ambassador to Israel

Mr. Trump’s chosen representative is more likely to provoke conflict than promote peace. comment icon Comments

GAIL COLLINS

Trump and Putin, in the Barn

The nuns were right about Russia after all. comment icon Comments

Sporting

6,000 Miles on a Shopping Bike

Riding the Iron Curtain Trail in winter probably makes one an epic fool, not an epic hero. But I had to believe otherwise.

Op-Ed Contributor

Donald Trump’s Israel Ambassador Pick Is Hazardous to Peace

The selection of David Friedman, a bankruptcy lawyer with extremist views, is a serious mistake.

Op-Ed Contributor

The Humiliations of Life After Congress

Sooner or later, we all return to the highest honor our nation bestows: being a good citizen. comment icon Comments

Letters

Syria’s Agony: How Should We React?

Readers discuss the policy options and the American public’s view.

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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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