Guest Essay
The Young Men of the Crick
Before the fall of the self-proclaimed prophet Warren Jeffs, many teenage boys were cast out of the Crick, as had been the custom for many generations.
Supported by
Opinion
Highlights
Photo Credit Photo 
CreditDoug Mills/The New York Times Photo 
CreditMeridith Kohut for The New York Times Photo 
Credit Guest EssayThe Internet Is About to Get Much Worse
Why the development of artificial intelligence might result in greater pollution of our digital public spaces.
By
- The Editorial Board
Photo 
CreditPool photo by Feng Li The U.S. Is Pulling Back From China. How Far Is Too Far?
The backlash against trade with the Chinese should not cause America to retreat from the rest of the world.
By
Photo 
CreditIllustration by Akshita Chandra; Photographs by Alexandr Demyanchuk/Sputnik, via AFP — Getty Images and Mary Altaffer/Associated Press Bringing Ukraine Into NATO and the E.U. Is the Key to Peace
Tom Friedman on what could be a real endgame to the Russia-Ukraine conflict.
By Thomas Friedman and
- Ross Douthat
Photo 
CreditAdrees Latif/Reuters The Permanent Migration Crisis
What’s changed for formerly welcoming cities are the sheer numbers involved.
By
- Guest Essay
Photo 
CreditDadu Shin The Unspeakably Sad Reminder of the ‘Other Paris’
The world is arranged to discreetly conceal the bleak side of life from us. And we are complicit.
By
- Guest Essay
Photo 
CreditJérôme Berthier What Thoreau Heard in the Song of the Crickets
The late summer song in the grass has a message for us.
By
Advertisement
Guest EssayEgypt’s Government Is Bulldozing My Family’s History
The dead are being exhumed and the living are being evicted to make way for President Sisi’s Pharaonic fantasies.
By Hussein Omar
lettersForests: Friend, Not Foe, in Climate Change
Conservation groups react to a guest essay about the negative impact of forests. Also: Challenging antisemitism; Republicans and migrants; shoes-off homes.
David FrenchBeing There
The principal duty of friendship is merely presence.
By David French
Guest EssayThe Moral Theater of Social Justice Parenting
I can’t help feeling that as American culture has become more racially progressive, it’s also become more pathological about race.
By Tyler Austin Harper
Guest EssayThe Unspeakably Sad Reminder of the ‘Other Paris’
The world is arranged to discreetly conceal the bleak side of life from us. And we are complicit.
By Tim Kreider
`Guest EssayGo Outside, Sink Your Feet Into the Dirt and Engage With the World
The natural world has stories to tell if you listen closely.
By Raquel Vasquez Gilliland
Guest EssayThis Alaska Mine Would Destroy the World’s Largest Salmon Fishery
The state’s governor has asked the Supreme Court to resurrect a widely opposed plan rejected by the federal government.
By Carl Safina and Joel Reynolds
Thomas L. FriedmanWhat Really Happened at the Biden-Netanyahu Meeting
With age comes wisdom.
By Thomas L. Friedman
What Republicans Say (and Don’t Say) About the Auto Workers’ Strike
Their responses obscure the nature of the conflict.
By Jamelle Bouie
Guest EssayThe Internet Is About to Get Much Worse
Why the development of artificial intelligence might result in greater pollution of our digital public spaces.
By Julia Angwin
Advertisement
Advertisement