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Rural Republicans often see life and politics through an ethos formed in frontier life. Comments
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Happy Fourth of July! Show Us Your Papers
By THE EDITORIAL BOARD
Dozens of states rightly gave President Trump’s voter-fraud commission the back of their hand.
PETER WEHNER
Declaration of Disruption
Stability is easy to take for granted, but impossible to live without.
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By ANNETTE GORDON-REED and PETER S. ONUF
America has yet to realize his vision of enlightened religion.
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By DALE HO
He’s not trying to ensure that our voter rolls are accurate. He’s trying to disenfranchise voters.
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We have catalogued nearly every outright lie the president has told publicly since taking the oath of office.
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Turkey’s 250-Mile Protest
By THE EDITORIAL BOARD
A march to Istanbul is helping to unite all those who oppose Mr. Erdogan’s authoritarian government.
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The Case of the Sexting Imam
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Are anti-pornography laws the new tool of choice for silencing dissent in Indonesia?
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Putting Citizenship Back in Congress
By DAVID BORNSTEIN
Advocates for reforms or better government can be trained to approach their lawmakers and make a difference.
Vietnam ’67
A Little Piece of Hell
By DON NORTH
The fighting at Con Thien around July 4, 1967, showed American Marines at their best, and America’s political leaders at their worst.
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Going to Hooters and Seeing America
By MOHAMMAD ZIA ADNAN
The restaurant exposed four Pakistani kids to the crass yet oddly family-friendly side of this country.
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The Country I Love
By PRAMILA JAYAPAL
America embraced me when I was 16. Now I’m a member of Congress.
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These New Yorkers Actually Like Trump
By DAVID MARCUS
Want a side of Trump-boosterism with your sports? WFAN has it.
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Movies Can Take New Yorkers Back to the ’70s. But Why Go There?
By CLYDE HABERMAN
The mean streets were meaner, and though it’s hard to believe, the subway was a lot worse.
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From Aleppo to L.A.
By JULIA MELTZER
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A refugee girl comes of age in America. Comments
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When Cyberweapons Go Missing
By THE EDITORIAL BOARD
The National Security Agency is so shrouded in mystery that it’s not even clear whether it knows how its weapons were stolen.
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Gov. Chris Christie: From Beach to Meme Eternity
By ELIZABETH WILLIAMSON
The Star-Ledger, and Twitter users, immortalized Mr. Christie’s holiday on a state beach he had ordered closed.
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American Reds, Soviet Stooges
By HARVEY KLEHR
The idea that U.S. Communists were Kremlin agents is often treated as a McCarthyite myth. But it was largely true.
Letter
On ‘Intersectionality’
Two activists write that it is often at the invisible intersection of class, race and gender where the work is most necessary.
Letter
When Babies Cry
A reader points out that the crying baby who may not be hungry is still comforted by the suckling itself.
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Duterte, Year One
By LAUREL FANTAUZZO
As the president celebrated his first anniversary in office, Filipinos took stock of the damage.
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Outrage Over the Trump-CNN Video
Readers view the video as encouraging violence and demeaning the media, and say it was beneath the dignity of the presidency.
Letter
From the New York City Buildings Commissioner
The commissioner writes that the agency won’t let construction proceed unless the building is safe.
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Jaywalking While Black
By JANE COASTON
If some people can flout law enforcement and survive, and others obey it and die, law enforcement is not doing its job.
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A Palestinian Novel Unearths Dirty Secrets in the Arab World
By JOUMANA HADDAD
Being an Arab today means you need to master the art of denial, especially about sexuality.
PATRICK CHAPPATTE
On the N.S.A. and Cyberweapons
Cyberweapons stolen from the National Security Agency have been used against Britain and Ukraine.
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Examining America’s long war in Southeast Asia through the course of a single year.
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