Editorial
President Trump’s Reckless Shame Game
By THE EDITORIAL BOARD
Forcing local authorities to help round up unauthorized immigrants is wrong on both practical and constitutional grounds. Comments
Paul Ryan’s bid to win conservative votes for his health care plan would make it harder for some people to hold jobs. Comments
Forcing local authorities to help round up unauthorized immigrants is wrong on both practical and constitutional grounds. Comments
Can Donald Trump ditch his imagined grievances and save his presidency? Comments
An open letter to the adults in the Trump administration with the most integrity. Comments
My core belief is that my brothers and sisters in disability are O.K. as they are. Comments
Bad policy and a false narrative of inferiority are keeping black and Latino students out of some of the city’s best schools.
The G.O.P. has no coherent idea or shared vision of what it wants to achieve, aside from killing Obamacare. Comments
The president should resist the pressure from his far-right flank to allow discrimination by federal employees. Comments
The president’s stance on science funding could have serious consequences. Comments
Judge Gorsuch’s preferred theory of constitutional interpretation is self-undermining.
“Where does the sun go? Can girls be robots? Why don’t worms have faces?” A little girl wants to know. Comments
He has seemed to rule out negotiations, but there is little hope of moderating the danger without them.
The bureau has been doing what the president pledged to do in his campaign: protecting Americans from a system that has “robbed our working class.”
Corporate messages of self-care tend to preach idleness. I’m suspicious.
China’s solar industry is expanding in ways that make it imperative for the United States to up its game.
The Supreme Court nominee explored the issue in a book, making it fair game for senators. The answer could tell us a lot about his take on Roe v. Wade.
The man who was a friend to many, including Uncle Stan.
A reader says hearings should not be held for the nominee of a president under a cloud of suspicion. Another suggests not fighting the nomination.
Readers express sadness, resolve and fear upon hearing the news.
It is no surprise that the Trump administration would cast the removal of Obama’s constraints on counterterrorism as lawful, a reader writes.
The president is channeling Don Corleone, by warning of payback if they oppose the health bill.
A reader is not surprised because the doctors’ group has opposed previous efforts at health reform.
Farm Sanctuary writes that “we can feed more people with fewer resources by eating plant foods.”
Readers emphasize the issues at stake, for the country and the world.
James B. Comey, the head of the F.B.I., confirmed.
Ultimately, some influential conservatives will surely decide they care about the health of the planet. Right?
A reader bemoans the “turmoil” and “daily outrages” of the Trump presidency.
A former United Nations official writes that President Trump’s anger at a study bodes ill for the relationship between the U.N. and the United States.
Is it cynical to ask how many fighters and civilians have died because Mr. Trump has withheld his “extremely tough” plan?
She praises a remedy that will help those veterans who have less than honorably discharges.
A gay character? This progressive open-mindedness will not stand!
An official of Sanofi, the drug maker, emphasizes the importance of government-industry partnerships.
A former reporter for The Harvard Crimson describes the case brought by a Harvard freshman.
Painting gave George Bush a deeper view of things. And me of him. Comments
As a young woman, Nguyen Thi Do saw the horrors of war up close. Comments
What ever happened to the “gangbanger”?
It caused a cholera epidemic, but there’s no money behind its promises to eradicate the disease.
The House G.O.P. plan to replace Obamacare has won few fans on the right or left. Here’s a proposal to unite them: catastrophic coverage for all.
The F.B.I. chief’s disclosure of an inquiry into possible election collusion makes a special prosecutor and a select congressional committee crucial. Comments
Here’s a good question for Judge Gorsuch: Why are you here? There’s only one honest answer: “I shouldn’t be.”
In an era when the military is all-volunteer, building communities helps warriors and their families bear all of the domestic hardships. Comments
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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October 19, 2016, 5:43 PM