Sunday Opinion

The former president’s victory made it ruthlessly pragmatic.

By Ezra Klein

Has liberalism perfected a model of modern masculinity while conservative culture slouches somewhere far behind?

By Ross Douthat

After the bloodletting, Democrats are parading to their convention.

By Maureen Dowd

Readers react to arguments by Times columnists that aim to debunk commonly accepted ideas.

He’s always longed for the approval of oligarchs.

By Michelle Goldberg

Hunter’s alleged foreign lobbying misdeeds have appeared to fall just short of crossing the line into criminality. That has now changed.

By Casey Michel

There is no electoral incentive for Republicans to moderate their behavior.

By Jamelle Bouie

New advances in screening, prevention and treatment of TB make tremendous progress possible — if we tap them.

By Atul Gawande

A Democratic strategist explains how the Electoral College math has changed since Kamala Harris entered the race.

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It’s normal for people, especially Black Americans, to dip into colloquial speech depending on whom they’re talking to.

By John McWhorter