In my latest for @nytopinion, I explain why Trump’s plan to revive American manufacturing is incoherent and misguided.
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Opinion | Manufacturing Jobs Are Never Coming Back
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June 6, 2025 at 12:40 PM
In my latest for @nytopinion, I explain why Trump’s plan to revive American manufacturing is incoherent and misguided.
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The newspaper that mainstreamed Chris Rufo, Ben Shapiro, Bari Weiss, and Charlie Kirk renews its calls to meet fascists halfway:
October 21, 2025 at 4:27 AM
The newspaper that mainstreamed Chris Rufo, Ben Shapiro, Bari Weiss, and Charlie Kirk renews its calls to meet fascists halfway:
the explosive diarrhea parasite has the chance to do the funniest thing
July 16, 2026 at 1:46 AM
the explosive diarrhea parasite has the chance to do the funniest thing
President Trump raged after Democrats won multiple elections this week. Why is he so afraid of American voters? He’s afraid of losing his majority in the midterm elections,
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November 8, 2025 at 6:11 PM
President Trump raged after Democrats won multiple elections this week. Why is he so afraid of American voters? He’s afraid of losing his majority in the midterm elections,
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After ABC suspended Jimmy Kimmel from the airwaves, many called it censorship. As the journalist @mollyjongfast.bsky.social explains, it is censorship, but not the kind you might think.
🎥 Stephanie Shen, Emily Holzknecht and Marina King #nytopinion
🎥 Stephanie Shen, Emily Holzknecht and Marina King #nytopinion
September 20, 2025 at 1:29 PM
After ABC suspended Jimmy Kimmel from the airwaves, many called it censorship. As the journalist @mollyjongfast.bsky.social explains, it is censorship, but not the kind you might think.
🎥 Stephanie Shen, Emily Holzknecht and Marina King #nytopinion
🎥 Stephanie Shen, Emily Holzknecht and Marina King #nytopinion
Kakistocracy is government by the least suitable and competent citizens of a state. #PaulKrugman #nytopinion
December 11, 2024 at 11:49 AM
Kakistocracy is government by the least suitable and competent citizens of a state. #PaulKrugman #nytopinion
Harold Burt Racism in NYTopinion - Here's Why Accepting Turkish Bribes is Not That Big of a Deal
don't worry the NYTs and every worst pundit is gonna hype up eric adams for the next six months
June 25, 2025 at 3:54 AM
Harold Burt Racism in NYTopinion - Here's Why Accepting Turkish Bribes is Not That Big of a Deal
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“Trump is the first president in our history to invert Lincoln: He speaks with malice toward all and charity for none,” Bret Stephens tells Frank Bruni. “He makes Nixon look like Churchill.”
“Trump is the first president in our history to invert Lincoln: He speaks with malice toward all and charity for none,” Bret Stephens tells Frank Bruni. “He makes Nixon look like Churchill.”
Opinion | America Darkens
After the heartache and fury of the past week, it’s good to talk.
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September 19, 2025 at 1:45 PM
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“Trump is the first president in our history to invert Lincoln: He speaks with malice toward all and charity for none,” Bret Stephens tells Frank Bruni. “He makes Nixon look like Churchill.”
“Trump is the first president in our history to invert Lincoln: He speaks with malice toward all and charity for none,” Bret Stephens tells Frank Bruni. “He makes Nixon look like Churchill.”
I muted NYTopinion and I feel so much better for it!
December 2, 2024 at 10:29 PM
I muted NYTopinion and I feel so much better for it!
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“We are making virtue more difficult and vice easier to access,” our columnist David French writes.
“We are making virtue more difficult and vice easier to access,” our columnist David French writes.
Opinion | We Are Gambling Away Our Future
America’s view of liberty is upside down.
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April 17, 2026 at 12:45 AM
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“We are making virtue more difficult and vice easier to access,” our columnist David French writes.
“We are making virtue more difficult and vice easier to access,” our columnist David French writes.
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“In the face of great evil, great good arose,” our columnist David French writes. “Ahmed el Ahmed, Boris and Sofia Gurman and Jessica Rozen — remember their names. Remember their deeds.”
“In the face of great evil, great good arose,” our columnist David French writes. “Ahmed el Ahmed, Boris and Sofia Gurman and Jessica Rozen — remember their names. Remember their deeds.”
Opinion | What Courage Does for Us
Bravery and cowardice are both exemplary teachers.
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December 19, 2025 at 5:40 AM
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“In the face of great evil, great good arose,” our columnist David French writes. “Ahmed el Ahmed, Boris and Sofia Gurman and Jessica Rozen — remember their names. Remember their deeds.”
“In the face of great evil, great good arose,” our columnist David French writes. “Ahmed el Ahmed, Boris and Sofia Gurman and Jessica Rozen — remember their names. Remember their deeds.”
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“Americans didn’t vote for Trump because they wanted him to demolish the East Wing and pave the Rose Garden—much less enrich his family with crypto. They wanted him to unrig a system they felt was rigged against them,” Molly Jong-Fast writes.
“Americans didn’t vote for Trump because they wanted him to demolish the East Wing and pave the Rose Garden—much less enrich his family with crypto. They wanted him to unrig a system they felt was rigged against them,” Molly Jong-Fast writes.
Opinion | Trump’s ‘Great Gatsby’ Party Did Not Accept SNAP
It’s the roaring 2020s!
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November 4, 2025 at 1:08 AM
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“Americans didn’t vote for Trump because they wanted him to demolish the East Wing and pave the Rose Garden—much less enrich his family with crypto. They wanted him to unrig a system they felt was rigged against them,” Molly Jong-Fast writes.
“Americans didn’t vote for Trump because they wanted him to demolish the East Wing and pave the Rose Garden—much less enrich his family with crypto. They wanted him to unrig a system they felt was rigged against them,” Molly Jong-Fast writes.
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A photographer spent 15 years documenting the life of an impoverished family in rural America.
This is what she witnessed.
A photographer spent 15 years documenting the life of an impoverished family in rural America.
This is what she witnessed.
Opinion | The Pressure of Poverty in Appalachia
A photographer spends 15 years documenting an Appalachian family and the constant pressure of poverty in their lives.
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November 7, 2025 at 4:50 AM
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A photographer spent 15 years documenting the life of an impoverished family in rural America.
This is what she witnessed.
A photographer spent 15 years documenting the life of an impoverished family in rural America.
This is what she witnessed.
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“Don’t expect gasoline prices to fall sharply because the bombing might have stopped,” Mark Finley writes.
“Don’t expect gasoline prices to fall sharply because the bombing might have stopped,” Mark Finley writes.
Opinion | An Iran Cease-Fire Won’t Help Gas Prices
Why a cease-fire in Iran won’t bring gasoline prices down.
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April 12, 2026 at 11:45 PM
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“Don’t expect gasoline prices to fall sharply because the bombing might have stopped,” Mark Finley writes.
“Don’t expect gasoline prices to fall sharply because the bombing might have stopped,” Mark Finley writes.
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Nancy Pelosi is "right to retire now, setting an example for a party with a serious gerontocracy problem," our columnist Michelle Goldberg writes.
Nancy Pelosi is "right to retire now, setting an example for a party with a serious gerontocracy problem," our columnist Michelle Goldberg writes.
Opinion | More Democrats Need to Follow Pelosi’s Example and Retire
She has shown herself more willing than most to put aside her own ego for the greater good.
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November 7, 2025 at 6:50 PM
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Nancy Pelosi is "right to retire now, setting an example for a party with a serious gerontocracy problem," our columnist Michelle Goldberg writes.
Nancy Pelosi is "right to retire now, setting an example for a party with a serious gerontocracy problem," our columnist Michelle Goldberg writes.
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The A.I. and crypto industries “will inevitably have a place at tables where decisions are made,” E.J. Dionne writes. “But they shouldn’t own the tables.”
The A.I. and crypto industries “will inevitably have a place at tables where decisions are made,” E.J. Dionne writes. “But they shouldn’t own the tables.”
Opinion | We Can’t Let Crypto and A.I. Buy the Policies They Want
We can’t let crypto and A.I. buy the policies they want.
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March 24, 2026 at 3:40 AM
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The A.I. and crypto industries “will inevitably have a place at tables where decisions are made,” E.J. Dionne writes. “But they shouldn’t own the tables.”
The A.I. and crypto industries “will inevitably have a place at tables where decisions are made,” E.J. Dionne writes. “But they shouldn’t own the tables.”
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“The selection of Mr. Khamenei makes one thing clear," Vali R. Nasr writes, "Rather than compelling Iran to change course, the president’s war plan is pushing it to dig in.”
“The selection of Mr. Khamenei makes one thing clear," Vali R. Nasr writes, "Rather than compelling Iran to change course, the president’s war plan is pushing it to dig in.”
Opinion | Iran’s New Supreme Leader Represents a Choice: Defiance
Iran’s new supreme leader has been selected not to break with the regime but to preserve it.
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March 10, 2026 at 3:50 AM
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“The selection of Mr. Khamenei makes one thing clear," Vali R. Nasr writes, "Rather than compelling Iran to change course, the president’s war plan is pushing it to dig in.”
“The selection of Mr. Khamenei makes one thing clear," Vali R. Nasr writes, "Rather than compelling Iran to change course, the president’s war plan is pushing it to dig in.”
OPINION
THE EDITORIAL BOARD
The People Trump Pardoned Are on a Crime Spree
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THE EDITORIAL BOARD
The People Trump Pardoned Are on a Crime Spree
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Opinion | The People Trump Pardoned Are on a Crime Spree
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April 6, 2026 at 2:31 AM
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The People Trump Pardoned Are on a Crime Spree
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THE EDITORIAL BOARD
The People Trump Pardoned Are on a Crime Spree
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Pope Leo XIV is “the Vicar of Christ, supreme pontiff of the universal church and, especially after this week, the world’s strongest moral voice against Mr. Trump’s war making,” Daniel Wakin writes.
Pope Leo XIV is “the Vicar of Christ, supreme pontiff of the universal church and, especially after this week, the world’s strongest moral voice against Mr. Trump’s war making,” Daniel Wakin writes.
Opinion | Pope Leo to Trump: ‘I Have No Fear’
A harsh attack by the president drew a quick response from the pontiff, a reminder of his uniquely moral voice.
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April 15, 2026 at 11:45 PM
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Pope Leo XIV is “the Vicar of Christ, supreme pontiff of the universal church and, especially after this week, the world’s strongest moral voice against Mr. Trump’s war making,” Daniel Wakin writes.
Pope Leo XIV is “the Vicar of Christ, supreme pontiff of the universal church and, especially after this week, the world’s strongest moral voice against Mr. Trump’s war making,” Daniel Wakin writes.
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“I’m convinced that every person — especially those of us who live in the world of ideas — should spend time in a place where he or she is a distinct religious or ideological minority,” writes our columnist David French.
“I’m convinced that every person — especially those of us who live in the world of ideas — should spend time in a place where he or she is a distinct religious or ideological minority,” writes our columnist David French.
Opinion | Go Ahead, Sean Duffy. Let Your Daughter Go to Harvard.
Four years at Harvard won’t corrupt your children.
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August 24, 2026 at 2:45 AM
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“I’m convinced that every person — especially those of us who live in the world of ideas — should spend time in a place where he or she is a distinct religious or ideological minority,” writes our columnist David French.
“I’m convinced that every person — especially those of us who live in the world of ideas — should spend time in a place where he or she is a distinct religious or ideological minority,” writes our columnist David French.
The Supreme Court’s Voting Rights decision “is a mind-boggling piece of judicial overreach…With this ruling, the court has acted more like partisan legislators than like impartial judges.”
Powerful @nytopinion editorial on an enormous setback for equality & democracy.
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Powerful @nytopinion editorial on an enormous setback for equality & democracy.
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Opinion | The Justices Acted as Partisans in the Voting Rights Ruling
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April 30, 2026 at 2:03 AM
The Supreme Court’s Voting Rights decision “is a mind-boggling piece of judicial overreach…With this ruling, the court has acted more like partisan legislators than like impartial judges.”
Powerful @nytopinion editorial on an enormous setback for equality & democracy.
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Powerful @nytopinion editorial on an enormous setback for equality & democracy.
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My latest for @nytopinion: We Need To Put Bret Stephens In A Cardboard Box With Little Air Holes For A Bit
October 3, 2024 at 5:30 AM
My latest for @nytopinion: We Need To Put Bret Stephens In A Cardboard Box With Little Air Holes For A Bit
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Clemency for George Santos “wasn’t even really about him but rather about the president who granted it. Mercy, which was and remains the proper justification for the pardon power, had nothing to do with it,” Jeffrey Toobin writes.
Clemency for George Santos “wasn’t even really about him but rather about the president who granted it. Mercy, which was and remains the proper justification for the pardon power, had nothing to do with it,” Jeffrey Toobin writes.
Opinion | George Santos and President Trump’s Theory of Mercy
More than any other presidential actions, clemencies tell us who presidents are.
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October 21, 2025 at 3:40 AM
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Clemency for George Santos “wasn’t even really about him but rather about the president who granted it. Mercy, which was and remains the proper justification for the pardon power, had nothing to do with it,” Jeffrey Toobin writes.
Clemency for George Santos “wasn’t even really about him but rather about the president who granted it. Mercy, which was and remains the proper justification for the pardon power, had nothing to do with it,” Jeffrey Toobin writes.
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“If the U.S. military follows through with the president’s proposed attacks, it will surely open an even bloodier new chapter as the war continues in its fifth week,” writes W.J. Hennigan.
“If the U.S. military follows through with the president’s proposed attacks, it will surely open an even bloodier new chapter as the war continues in its fifth week,” writes W.J. Hennigan.
Opinion | America Is Abandoning Morality
The bombing campaign Mr. Trump is threatening in Iran could affect millions of Iranian civilians’ access to water, electricity and food.
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March 31, 2026 at 4:00 AM
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“If the U.S. military follows through with the president’s proposed attacks, it will surely open an even bloodier new chapter as the war continues in its fifth week,” writes W.J. Hennigan.
“If the U.S. military follows through with the president’s proposed attacks, it will surely open an even bloodier new chapter as the war continues in its fifth week,” writes W.J. Hennigan.
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“The right has systematically undermined the very idea of dispassionate expertise. Now, conservative Zionists are surprised that the resulting chaos has spun out of their control,” our columnist Michelle Goldberg writes.
“The right has systematically undermined the very idea of dispassionate expertise. Now, conservative Zionists are surprised that the resulting chaos has spun out of their control,” our columnist Michelle Goldberg writes.
Opinion | The Right’s Civil War Over Who Really Killed Charlie Kirk
Megyn Kelly knows which way the winds are blowing.
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October 7, 2025 at 7:45 AM
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“The right has systematically undermined the very idea of dispassionate expertise. Now, conservative Zionists are surprised that the resulting chaos has spun out of their control,” our columnist Michelle Goldberg writes.
“The right has systematically undermined the very idea of dispassionate expertise. Now, conservative Zionists are surprised that the resulting chaos has spun out of their control,” our columnist Michelle Goldberg writes.