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No, Robots Aren’t Killing the American Dream
By THE EDITORIAL BOARD
In good times, robots are seen as heroes. In bad times, they’re the villains. They’re neither. Robots are as good or bad as our public policies allow. 
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Move Left, Democrats
By STEVE PHILLIPS
Focus on progressive Obama coalition defectors, not on conservative white working-class voters. Comments
DAVID BROOKS
This Century Is Broken
The decline of economic growth is at the bottom of ethnic nationalism’s rise, faith in democracy’s fall and world order’s dissipation. Comments
ROGER COHEN
The Russification of America
When it’s unclear whether America or Russia is more credible, the world is heading for trouble. Comments
DAVID LEONHARDT
Trump’s Russia Motives
He has business ties, political ties and ideological ties to Putin’s Russia, and it’s up to the Senate and the F.B.I. to clarify them. Comments
The Conversation
#OscarsSoOrange
By GAIL COLLINS and FRANK BRUNI
Frank Bruni and Gail Collins banter about Donald Trump Oscar Night and bask in a “Moonlight” glow. Comments
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How Cities Should Take Care of Their Housing Problems
By ERIC UHLFELDER
A Trump administration is unlikely to help urban areas much on low-income housing. Cities need to take matters into their own hands.
Editorial
Save Greece by Saving Its Economy First
By THE EDITORIAL BOARD
After a decade of failing to rescue the country, Greece’s creditors ought to try a different approach.
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Iowa’s G.O.P. Statehouse Shows the Locals Who’s Boss
By THE EDITORIAL BOARD
Republicans love home rule unless it leads to something they don’t like.
Fixes
Building Trust Cuts Violence. Cash Also Helps.
By RIKHA SHARMA RANI
A straightforward deal with young gunmen to turn peaceful is succeeding in a California city long known for its violence. Comments
Vietnam ’67
Bernard Fall: The Man Who Knew the War
By FREDRIK LOGEVALL
He died 50 years ago today, but he remains the greatest writer on Vietnam. Comments
Letters
Fiduciary Rule: Wise Safeguard or Unfair Burden?
Readers discuss a rule meant to ensure that financial planners have investors’ interests at heart.
Letter
Trump’s Teenage Temperament
Though middle schoolers can be Trump-like in their self-absorption and quest for attention, they eventually grow up — unlike Mr. Trump, a reader writes.
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Heng on Trump’s Approach to North Korea
President Trump has advocated an aggressive stance towards both China and North Korea but he may now turn to Beijing for help.
Op-Ed Contributor
Topless Uprising Against Sexism
By JORDANA TIMERMAN
A debate about women’s right to control their bodies led to bare-breasted protests.
DAVID LEONHARDT
Liberals and the Trump Blame Game
Liberals clearly failed in their attempts to stop Trump, but they did not create him.
IVAN KRASTEV
How Donald Trump Might Save the E.U.
President Chaos has made Europeans nervous about taking risks on right-wing populists.
Op-Ed Contributors
Why the World Needs a Trump Doctrine
By ZBIGNIEW BRZEZINSKI and PAUL WASSERMAN
Chaos and incoherence in American foreign policy are a threat to global stability.
CHARLES M. BLOW
Harry and Sidney: Soul Brothers
On their 90th birthdays, an ode to two of the most remarkable men of our time. Comments
Op-Ed Contributor
Dysfunction and Deadlock at the Federal Election Commission
By ANN M. RAVEL
The agency’s three Republican commissioners have paralyzed efforts to keep the financing of elections open and honest.
Editorial
The Legacy of Zero Tolerance Policing
By THE EDITORIAL BOARD
People who miss court dates, even for minor offenses, have been hit with arrest warrants that turn nuisance offenses into serious problems.
Editorial
North Korea, the Ultimate Challenge for a Dealmaker
By THE EDITORIAL BOARD
If the president consults the experts and approaches the issue with discipline, he might have a chance.
Letters
How to Move Toward an AIDS-Free Generation
Advocates for AIDS patients discuss H.I.V. criminalization laws and praise Pepfar as one of the most successful public health initiatives.
Letters
Should Judge Gorsuch Answer?
Readers take sides after the judge refused to answer questions from Senator Schumer.
American Dreamers
Clockwise from top left: Luis Roberto Ursua Briceno; Gloria S. Rinconi; Anayancy Ramos; Nayelli Valdemar
Stories from young people who, under the Obama administration, were spared deportation and permitted to work. Now, their status is in jeopardy.
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