Editorial
A Judge’s Assault on Immigration
By THE EDITORIAL BOARD
President Obama once again is dealing with Republican intransigence as a Texas judge blocks a humane and realistic policy to solve a pressing national crisis. Comments
Jim Datz
PAMELA DRUCKERMAN
The Clutter Cure's Illusory Joy
These days we are all obsessed with paring down. But is it really satisfying? Comments
DAVID BROOKS
The Moral Injury
The horrors of PTSD are more complex than most of us know. Sufferers feel exile, and healing must be moral as well as psychological. Comments
ROGER COHEN
Islam and the West at War
The Danish prime minister speaks of a “dark ideology.” This vagueness undermines the Muslims fighting the Islamist scourge. Comments
Joe Nocera is off today.
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‘Animated Life: Pangea’
By FLORA LICHTMAN and SHARON SHATTUCK
This animated documentary tells the story of the polar explorer Alfred Wegener, the unlikely scientist behind continental drift theory. Comments
Editorial
Give Greece Room to Maneuver
By THE EDITORIAL BOARD
European lenders must give Greece some slack in repaying its debt to prevent the dangerous possibility of a default and a crisis in the euro system.
MUSTAFA AKYOL
A Letter Concerning Muslim Toleration
It’s time to rediscover the John Lockes of Islam. Comments
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Yanis Varoufakis: No Time for Games in Europe
By YANIS VAROUFAKIS
Greece can only pay its debts if we enable its economy to return to growth. Comments
Editorial
The Roadblock to Sentencing Reform
By THE EDITORIAL BOARD
The new chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee opposes almost any reduction of mandatory minimum sentences. Comments
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Airlines Against Open Skies
By THE EDITORIAL BOARD
The Obama administration must tread carefully before trying to tear up treaties that have served travelers well.
Taking Note
Indian Prime Minister Modi Condemns Religious Violence
By CAROL GIACOMO
His statement was widely seen as a response to recent attacks on Roman Catholic churches in and around New Delhi.
Room for Debate
Is Network News Dead?
Do network news operations, with their high-priced anchors, have a future?
Editorial
Mission Not Yet Accomplished
With American troops departing, the Ebola challenge shifts to local authorities and health workers.
Taking Note
When Consumers Don’t Spend
By TERESA TRITCH
Economists have lowered their projections for growth in the first quarter, as well they should.
Op-Ed Contributor
Oscar Wilde's Day in Poets' Corner
By TED SCHEINMAN
It was 6 p.m. in London and we were standing on the bones of Charles Dickens.
Opinionator | Couch
A Curious Case of Writer’s Block
By IRVIN D. YALOM
Could I help the patient with his problem in just a single session?
Op-Ed Contributor
George Washington, Slave Catcher
By ERICA ARMSTRONG DUNBAR
Our first president relentlessly pursued the fugitive Ona Judge.
Opinion
The Epidemic of Facelessness
By STEPHEN MARCHE
The anonymous communication social media creates both provokes and mitigates our inherent capacity for monstrosity. Comments
Rose Wong
Opinion
Great! Another Thing to Hate About Ourselves
By JENNIFER WEINER
Show me a body part, I’ll show you someone who’s making money by telling women that theirs looks wrong. Comments
PATRICK CHAPPATTE
ISIS in Libya
Patrick Chappatte
Egypt conducted an airstrike in Libya on Monday in retaliation for the beheading of Egyptian Christians by a Libyan franchise of Islamic State.
Op-Art
The Lies Heard Round the World
By BILL ADAIR and MAXIME FISCHER-ZERNIN
Last year was a banner year for falsehoods from presidents, prime ministers and pundits.
Gray Matter
Why Movie ‘Facts’ Prevail
By JEFFREY M. ZACKS
Our minds are not well equipped to sort good sources from bad ones.
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