Alito’s Inverted Flag Epitomizes the Ethics Crisis at the Court
Blaming the incident on his wife doesn’t absolve the justice of responsibility.
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An exemption to a mask ban for medical reasons may soon be eliminated in the state.
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Iran’s Nuclear Expansion Remains a Threat to the Middle East
If Tehran builds a bomb, it could set off a chain reaction in the region.
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A Different Way of Seeing Justice Alito’s Blame-the-Wife Defense
In sickness and health, in public scandal and with convenient finger-pointing.
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Ruben Gallego and the Fight for Arizona
The Grand Canyon State is up for grabs — and so is its political future.
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The request for International Criminal Court arrest warrants promotes the idea that the basic rules of international humanitarian law apply to all.
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As provocative as the testimony has been, this case may turn on something a great deal more mundane.
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Rescheduling the drug is the beginning of the end of marijuana criminalization. Now we need to think about regulation.
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The court’s efforts underscore the moral stain of the starvation in Gaza.
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When Michael Cohen’s Lies Help the Case Against Trump
The prosecution gets some help for its theory of the crime behind the false documents.
By Jonathan Alter
Peter CoyShe Helped Wage the Fight for $15. Where Will Labor Go After Her?
Low-wage workers owe a lot to Mary Kay Henry.
By Peter Coy
Guest EssayLet Justice in the Gaza War Take Its Course
The request for International Criminal Court arrest warrants promotes the idea that the basic rules of international humanitarian law apply to all.
By David Kaye
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Readers disagree about a guest essay by Megan K. Stack. Also: Big politics in politics; “journey” as metaphor; helping the mentally ill and homeless.
Guest EssayA Different Way of Seeing Justice Alito’s Blame-the-Wife Defense
In sickness and health, in public scandal and with convenient finger-pointing.
By Jennifer Weiner
The ConversationWe’re Suddenly Living in a ‘My Wife Did It’ Moment
Justice Alito and Senator Menendez have one thing in common.
By Gail Collins and Bret Stephens
Guest EssayA Trump Conviction Doesn’t Hang on Michael Cohen
As provocative as the testimony has been, this case may turn on something a great deal more mundane.
By Jeffrey Toobin
Guest EssayRuben Gallego and the Fight for Arizona
The Grand Canyon State is up for grabs — and so is its political future.
By Tom Zoellner
Guest EssayLegal Weed Is Coming. It’s Time to Come Up With Some Rules.
Rescheduling the drug is the beginning of the end of marijuana criminalization. Now we need to think about regulation.
By Maia Szalavitz
Guest EssayThe Northern Lights I Did Not See
On this impossible, glorious planet, any creature who is tuned for beauty is sure to behold it.
By Margaret Renkl
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