A child dead from measles is a high price to pay for one’s beliefs, Joanne Oroark writes in a letter to The Times. https: nyti.ms 487zLjY

   How is the war in Iran impacting how countries think about energy security? The energy policy expert Jason Bordoff discusses on The Ezra Klein Show....

   In the U.S., women are more likely to be injured and die in a car crash than men. Why? After the filmmaker Eve Van Dyke’s own crash, she dug through...

   Why don’t more Democrats explicitly moderate their stands on transgender rights, immigration and other issues? Thomas Edsall asks. https: nyti.ms...

   The Trump administration has quietly killed an effort that would have helped secure America’s future in the crucial semiconductor industry, writes...

   In place of the Pax Americana we are seeing a sort of Lax Americana, our columnist Carlos Lozada writes. It is a world in which a careless and...

   In nytopinion By fully joining a partner that is reconciled to endlessly fighting, the U.S. has given up its most valuable role in the Middle East...

   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...

   We have to decide whether or not we have completely abandoned any pretense of expecting our leaders to demonstrate character in their words and...

   Dyslexia forces you to think around corners that other people don’t have to, Molly Jong-Fast writes. https: nyti.ms 47egUU7

   Prediction markets offer an unnerving implicit philosophy: that we should relate to the future not as citizens or moralists, problem solvers or...

   By fully joining a partner that is reconciled to endlessly fighting, the United States has given up its most valuable role in the Middle East: the...

   Maybe if 5 gas can inspire more individual Americans to change, our leaders will eventually follow, writes Mike Grunwald. https: nyti.ms 4t06f7P

   The Republican effort to undermine the 2026 midterm elections is neither theoretical nor exaggerated, writes Chuck Schumer, the Senate minority...

   Why aren’t Danish voters ready to hand a sweeping victory to the woman who took on Mr. Trump? Martin Krasnik asks from Copenhagen. https: nyti.ms...

   I have plenty of complaints about the war I served in two decades ago: the Iraq war was ill-conceived, hubristic and marred by poor leadership at the...

   Perhaps we would be better served by imagining a world in which members of the working class have more time for their own lives, Dale E. Tozier...

   The autonomy of the boys in Stand by Me’ is vastly different from the freedoms allowed a child living in 2026, when each is practically AirTagged,...

   Seeing China as it is will help the United States judge where to compete with China, where to cooperate and how to strengthen its own foundations,...

   We dress to impress and to attract the attention of other people and show off. But we also dress out of defiance; to look fabulous is to deny the...

   Placing too much faith in the courts in this moment mistakes litigation for resistance, Duncan Hosie writes. https: nyti.ms 4rM9NcK

   The left can find power with a mass politics of legislative supremacy, our columnist Jamelle Bouie writes but in a largely atomized society of...

   My mother understood that hospice was never intended to be merely a service delivery model, Ken Ross, the president of the Elisabeth Kübler-Ross...

   For years, I helped create television that promised audiences a glimpse of reality while shaping what they saw, Jay Manuel writes of America’s Next...

   Whatever short-term gain Mr. Trump thinks he is getting by lying about the war in Iran is far exceeded by the cost, for him, the country and the...

   We can cough up the cash when there’s political will, our columnist nickkristof.bsky.social writes about the Pentagon’s 200 billion request for the...

   The Vanity Fair Oscar party had a euphoric vibe, our columnist Maureen Dowd writes. So I was startled when two famous guests had a bristling...

   With the war in Iran, Donald Trump is making the very fundamental mistake that so many war leaders make, which is totally misunderstanding the mind...

   Princeton, the alma mater of Supreme Court Justices Samuel Alito and Sonia Sotomayor, would come to play a role in how both jurists understood not...