Mitt Romney’s Excessive Evening
A Republican politician known as a moderate revives the McCarthyite mindset and the nuclear threat.
North America
On Ukraine, Turkey Is Moving Cautiously Toward the West
In recent years, Erdogan has cooperated closely with his Russian counterpart, Putin. But what’s happening now?
How to Write New York Times Propaganda
The crisis of US media in a democracy has reached a tipping point requiring new strategies for readers of the news.
Fellow White Women, It’s Time to Talk About Feminism
When the broad range of women’s experiences is not acknowledged, the feminist movement remains incomplete.
The Great Fever Misconception
The US government stymied COVID-19 detection in 2020-21 with a standard that is outdated, misguided and wrong.
India’s Reasons For Abstaining in the UN on Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine
Historic ties, military equipment, geopolitical imperatives and a trust deficit between Indian and American ruling parties lie behind India’s UN abstentions.
Finding a Way to Diss Information
In times of war, everything and its opposite may be true.
American Hypocrisy and Half-Measures Damn Ukraine and Help Russia
US officials support Ukraine, but only in ways that preclude any chance of victory, says Katerina Manoff.
