The Editorial Board
The Tragedy of Afghanistan
The war had to end. But it didn’t have to end in such chaos.
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The war had to end. But it didn’t have to end in such chaos.
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It is hard to imagine a worse morning after for the Biden team in Kabul. But everything really important happens the morning after the morning after.
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Biden owns the moment. He’ll also own the consequences.
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Ahead of the climate summit in Scotland, Congress can take real action.
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Those of us who fought this war must now wonder: How could we have given the best parts of our lives to such a lie?
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America has a moral duty to help as many people threatened by the Taliban as it possibly can.
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The political scientist Lilliana Mason explains what exactly is polarizing us.
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Economic notes from inside Plato’s Cave.
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