Carlos Lozada
How Biden Might Be Thinking About the Decision Ahead of Him
Does Biden run? Does he step aside? His recurring considerations are family, legacy and, yes, his age.
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A Principled Supreme Court, Unnerved by Trump
Most of the court’s decisions were principled and sound — most, but unfortunately not all.
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The Struggles of President Biden and the Truth About Aging
The president is a classic aging case playing out for the country to watch.
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CreditSamuel Corum for The New York Times ‘50 Shades of Beige’: Meet Britain’s New Prime Minister
Britons are celebrating the end of 14 bleak years of Conservative rule. But the new government must turn things around, and fast, or the populists will be back.
By Jonathan Pie and
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Does America Need a President?
Why subordinates or the “deep state” can’t substitute for a vacuum at the top.
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CreditAlain Pilon Ross DouthatBritain’s Election Is Not the Centrist Triumph It Appears to Be
It is a little early to celebrate this election as a triumph for the center.
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CreditToby Melville/Reuters Guest EssayDon’t Doubt NATO. It Saved My People.
NATO’s intervention against Serbia’s campaign against Kosovo set the tiny country up for independence.
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CreditAgence France-Presse — Getty Images Guest EssayNotes From a Formerly Unpromising Young Person
I managed to find my way in life despite being expelled from high school. Could young people in the same situation today do the same?
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Tressie McMillan CottomWhoever the Democratic Candidate Is, Americans Have Already Lost
The American Republic feels fragile.
By Tressie McMillan Cottom
What Labour’s Sort-of Landslide Means for Biden
The far right’s performance in the British elections is a clear warning sign for the U.S.
By Matthew Rose
Ross DouthatDoes America Need a President?
Why subordinates or the “deep state” can’t substitute for a vacuum at the top.
By Ross Douthat
Carlos LozadaHow Biden Might Be Thinking About the Decision Ahead of Him
Does Biden run? Does he step aside? His recurring considerations are family, legacy and, yes, his age.
By Carlos Lozada
lettersThe Pressure on Biden to Drop Out
Calls for the president to withdraw from the race. Also: C.E.O.s and Trump; a Trump donor; antisemitism; Netanyahu and Congress; an H.I.V. medication.
Can Democratic Leaders Actually Lead?
Party officials should avoid imitating Republicans in their loyalty to an unfit leader.
By David French
Guest EssayBritain’s Election Is Not the Centrist Triumph It Appears to Be
It is a little early to celebrate this election as a triumph for the center.
By Rory Stewart
Guest EssayThe Struggles of President Biden and the Truth About Aging
The president is a classic aging case playing out for the country to watch.
By Rachael Bedard
Guest EssayA Principled Supreme Court, Unnerved by Trump
Most of the court’s decisions were principled and sound — most, but unfortunately not all.
By William Baude
Is Kamala Harris Underrated?
The political journalist Elaina Plott Calabro traces the political trajectory of the vice president — and why her 2016 image might be just right for 2024.
By ‘The Ezra Klein Show’
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