Thomas L. Friedman
America, China and a Crisis of Trust
A trip to Beijing and Taiwan showed me how the United States and China are fated to cooperate and doomed to compete.
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The Interior Department must now take charge of the negotiation and get the parties to consensus.
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An ethics office at the Supreme Court, similar to ethics committees in the House and the Senate, should be established.
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- Jamelle Bouie
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He and his allies have a lot of explaining to do.
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- Nicholas Kristof
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The animals we slaughter for meat aren’t so different from the ones we pamper as pets.
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- Farhad Manjoo
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Photo CreditChris Burnett The Threats to Our Democracy Have Gone Local
Many of the best-known election-denying candidates lost last year. But the movement is still alive and is most often seen in local and bureaucratic issues.
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