The columnists have their critics, who accuse them of reinforcing gender stereotypes, but the columnists counter that they are simply acknowledging reality.
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"The columnists are the pillar of the opinion section, they have huge fan bases and they're loyal fans," said James Dao, the Op-Ed editor overseeing the daily columnists.
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However, columnists on the right were more willing to give the president the benefit of the doubt in his remarks, while columnists on the left raised questions about his respect for the military.
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Prominent male columnists have come to Ms. Argento's defense — this, in a country that has a total of zero national newspapers edited by women and zero female columnists in its main national papers.
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Do you interact with other internet advice columnists at all?
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Newspaper columnists are mocking cities like Chicago and Fresno, Calif.
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Leah Reich was one of the first internet advice columnists.
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Breakingviews columnists discuss the financial ramifications of the diplomatic crisis.
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Mr. Manjoo also likes to chitchat with other Times columnists.
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One of the paper's most popular columnists was Pat O'Rourke.
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Friday: Tech giants talk expansion, and two columnists sign off.
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A lot of those gossip columnists, they lose their platform.
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Columnists wrote articles decrying the way the men were treated.
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The Conversation Ms. Collins and Mr. Stephens are opinion columnists.
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Those comments, and responses from our columnists and contributors, follow.
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New York Times columnists are a lifeline for the traumatized.
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On the right, columnists accused the left of reacting hysterically.
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Columnists wrote about it when they took me off the air.
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T... Leah Reich was one of the first internet advice columnists.
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It's become fashionable recently for columnists to disavow their communist upbringing.
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Activists say muzzled writers include economists, academics, columnists and Muslim clerics.
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And once the debate concludes, columnists and contributors will provide reaction.
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First, big-city feuds carried by newspaper columnists are hardly new.
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Recently, two Times Opinion columnists have weighed in on the issue.
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The columnists debate the origins and meaning of America's sex recession.
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So you spent time in our Opinion department with the columnists.
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Our columnists went to Germany to check out the researchers' findings.
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Without our columnists and editorial board to be a second voice.
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Gail: People often aren't aware of how much reporting columnists do.
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You should be, our columnists Farhad Manjoo and Kara Swisher write.
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Instead, Tennessean columnists made cases for both candidates in separate columns.
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I cite three Bloomberg View columnists today, and that's not coincidental.
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The columnists look back on where they went wrong in 2019.
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Read the transcript of our special edition chat with Post Opinions columnists.
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Post. But it's possible the scolding of editors and columnists at our
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The liberties taken by these columnists don't diminish astrology, they expand it.
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So were sports columnists, like George Vecsey of The New York Times.
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That's been the rule for columnists at every paper I've worked at.
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Columnists can be a little eccentric, but none of us is crazy.
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Her work has been recognized by the National Society of Newspaper Columnists.
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And yet sometimes even opinion columnists get sick of their own opinions.
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"Art doesn't happen in a vacuum," writes one of our advice columnists.
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Pro-government columnists have called for the Saudi crown prince to go.
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One of our Interpreter columnists is struggling to see a deeper strategy.
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Politico reported that columnists and talk radio hosts have also been invited.
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Our columnists reflected on the careers — and legacies — of two sports legends.
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In a sense, it already has, writes one of our Interpreter columnists.
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On Monday we'll start with a few of our Op-Ed columnists.
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For longer and more explorative essays, columnists will report and research ideas.
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That's a place where Facebook's interests — and conservative politicians and columnists — are aligned.
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Follow the New York Today columnists, Alexandra Levine and Jonathan Wolfe, on Twitter.
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Television anchors and columnists lauded Mr Trump's promises to rebuild relations with Russia.
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Across the country, newspapers, columnists, politicians and religious leaders lashed out at Lindbergh.
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Its many columnists and personalities are now one of our most effective exports.
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The most popular names ranged from philosophers and politicians, to columnists and poets.
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Follow the New York Today columnists, Tatiana Schlossberg and Noah Remnick, on Twitter.
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Not a statement condemning the behavior by one of his most-read columnists.
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Several other columnists also slammed the government for prosecuting Kumar over alleged sloganeering.
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Wonkette once published photoshopped images of conservative columnists Michelle Malkin and Ashley Herzog.
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We are now... Leah Reich was one of the first internet advice columnists.
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What he writes comes out of the mouths of 'the columnists and reporters.
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McConnell: The Senate's right and left (not to mention opinion columnists), made Sen.
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Below are highlights from radio and television interviews featuring Times reporters and columnists.
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The columnists discuss whether that resistance has been effective in constraining the president.
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Below are highlights from television and radio interviews featuring Times reporters and columnists.
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Lucky people no longer require columnists to burnish their progress; they have Instagram.
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Commentary by Neil Unmack and Olaf Storbeck, both London-based columnists at Breakingviews.
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"You are likely your own cruelest reader," says one of our advice columnists.
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Opinion columnists will continue to produce pieces, but editorial board bylines will cease.
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"The editorial page editor is their boss," Rosenthal said of the paper's columnists.
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In the battle for Brexit, that made all the difference, our columnists write.
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German columnists condemned the consent law as an Orwellian effort to micromanage intimacy.
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Some fret that the search for fifth columnists can be taken too far.
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In the United States, newspaper columnists welcomed his emphasis on markets and efficiency .
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Now their voices are being echoed in the media among center-right columnists.
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This week on "The Argument," the columnists discuss the Democrats' impeachment strategy so far.
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A growing number of White House correspondents, broadcasters and columnists are forthright about that.
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The meeting will also include an on-the-record session with reporters and columnists.
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He has been dunked on by everyone from Chrissy Teigen to national conservative columnists.
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Below are highlights from television and radio interviews featuring Times reporters, columnists and editors.
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Below are highlights from television and radio interviews featuring Times reporters, editors and columnists.
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" Juca Kfouri, one of Brazil's most prominent sports columnists, called the expulsions "repressive stupidity.
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Our Op-Ed columnists and contributors will be writing all day about the results.
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Fans, columnists, and radio hosts all want individuals to sacrifice everything for the team.
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I'm betting columnists who write twice a week don't know much about it. True?
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The other is that columnists are a lot of trouble even without being overseen.
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Below are highlights from television and radio interviews featuring Times reporters, columnists and executives.
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And I'm totally with you on feeling some broad joy in the dueling columnists.
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I rounded up a diverse set of columnists writing about the pros and cons.
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Here is how six columnists from across the ideological spectrum responded to the document.
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But in these free speech street-fights, columnists like Stephens are just the bagmen.
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There is Mr. Biden's penchant for praising Republicans, former segregationists and right-leaning columnists.
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Our baseball columnists ask if the M.L.B. has done enough to keep spectators safe.
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Follow the New York Today columnists, Alexandra S. Levine and Jonathan Wolfe, on Twitter.
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The network also recently signed the columnists George Will and Bret Stephens as contributors.
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Before the week's end, they were drawing crowds and winning mentions from Broadway columnists.
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Or see how our columnists Melissa Clark and Alison Roman take on the holiday.
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Our Opinion columnists rated her, Bernie Sanders and Pete Buttigieg as the night's leaders.
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Our Op-Ed columnists agreed to participate in a virtual Secret Santa this year.
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Our sports columnists had different takes on Tuesday's punishment for Russia's systemic doping program.
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Those columnists have become a home base for many readers and developed cultlike followings.
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Hemingway described "personal columnists" as jackals, which no doubt refers to their scavenging habits.
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Pelosi was meeting with us columnists, from several publications, to explain her thinking on impeachment.
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Then, the columnists discuss the increasing rise of deaths from drug overdoses, alcohol and suicide.
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The most popular names ranged from philosophers and politicians, to columnists and poets (see chart).
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Border guards (of course), lobbyists, cops, Vine stars, aristocrats, Sunday Times columnists, and so on.
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Estate agents "chill out" at the weekend and Telegraph columnists buy chill out compilation CDs.
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That may be because the Times does not have any Latinos as regular opinion columnists.
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Producers can put them on TV. Editors can give them jobs as columnists and commentators.
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It's the mob where bullies, some of whom are journalists and columnists, rule the platform.
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Few national columnists in the mainstream media have been more fair and friendly to Sen.
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Here's how Mr. Trump's victory looks to some of our columnists, and to other observers.
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So we've got a good collection here from our newsroom and editorial and our columnists.
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We've also got some new columnists and writers on other specific topics joining the team.
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These days, Washington Post columnists are calling a full-on reversal of Roe an inevitability.
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As they say in Hamilton, don't pay attention to New York Times op-ed columnists.
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Regular columnists will also see consideration for stage time at Disrupt and other TechCrunch conferences.
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Three Times Op-Ed columnists — Ross Douthat, Michelle Goldberg and David Leonhardt — are the hosts.
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Talented left-leaning reporters, editors, and columnists expect (or demand) editorial independence and high standards.
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Then, the columnists debate Mueller's findings so far — and what should be done about them.
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Then, the four columnists debate what a fairer system of higher education might look like.
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Top Stories and Opinion provide the day's most essential news and perspectives from our columnists.
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I will be hosting it along with my fellow columnists Ross Douthat and Michelle Goldberg.
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In an attempt to preserve neutrality, those organizations would hire more conservative thinkers and columnists.
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We edit and fact-check columnists and ask them to provide sources for their facts.
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This week on "The Argument," the columnists talk polling, persuasion and public opinion on impeachment.
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Access made the stars more like mortals, and made the gossip columnists more like stars.
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The columnists talk the end of technological wonder and why our future looks so grim.
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Breakingviews columnists discuss why the latest twists overshadow the fraying global alliance of three automakers.
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From culture to politics, the columnists discuss why we can't escape the baby boomer generation.
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This week on "The Argument," the columnists discuss the recent shootings in El Paso, Tex.
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This week on "The Argument," the columnists discuss the recent shootings in El Paso, Tex.
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Columnists, like Ms. Collins, both pitch their own ideas and are assigned topics to explore.
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Are there columnists even now preparing to argue that failure is victory and rejection is triumph?
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Amid that criticism from sports columnists and politicians, James tried to clarify his position on Twitter.
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For professional politickers—the consultants, pollsters and columnists who shape political news—his campaign is heretical.
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Bret Stephens, one of The Times' op-ed columnists, wrote about it in Monday's print edition.
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When she stood with hands at her sides during a national anthem, columnists and commenters fulminated.
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Aren't columnists paid to come up with ideas every week even in the absence of news?
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But the psychoanalyzing of public figures by commentators, columnists and pop psychologists has a bipartisan history.
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Columnists joked that she was too small-breasted to need to get anything off her chest.
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Why columnists and think tank presidents don't run the country is a complete mystery to me.
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As Polly, Heather Havrilesky responds to problems that would stop other advice columnists in their tracks.
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It's also one that's being pursued by more than just podcast hosts and op-ed columnists.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Concise views on the pandemic's financial fallout from Breakingviews columnists across the globe.
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Last I checked, you and I were hired as columnists, not party ideologues or demographic segments.
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From Opinion: Our columnists Jamelle Bouie, Gail Collins and Ross Douthat recapped and analyzed the evening.
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Follow the New York Today columnists, Alexandra S. Levine, Azi Paybarah and Jonathan Wolfe on Twitter.
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The New York Today columnists Alexandra Levine and Jonathan Wolfe will be signing off on Friday.
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Follow the New York Today columnists, Alexandra S. Levine, Azi Paybarah and Jonathan Wolfe, on Twitter.
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Follow the New York Today columnists Alexandra S. Levine, Azi Paybarah and Jonathan Wolfe on Twitter.
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"The Argument" podcast: Our Opinion columnists interview Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, a Democratic presidential candidate.
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To point to one obvious example, our lineup of columnists still needs to be more diverse.
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The columnists talk teacher walkouts, white-collar unions and a recent strike by gig-economy drivers.
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India Knight of The Sunday Times and Jan Moir of The Daily Mail are brilliant columnists.
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Our Interpreter columnists look at the dilemma many secessionist movements face: popular will versus international recognition.
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The remaining writers are a mix of national beat reporters, feature writers, columnists and investigative reporters.
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Her glamorous adventures, romantic and otherwise, were fodder for gossip columnists, but rarely surprised her friends.
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We recently asked our columnists to make their best cases for the six strongest Democratic candidates.
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But there's no question the work of our correspondents and columnists fits within India's democratic traditions.
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Nevertheless, the question "What should Russia do?" is raised daily by newspaper columnists and television pundits.
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The news shocked (and excited) some fans who admitted they didn't know the legendary columnists were related.
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Trump was slated to speak with editors, reporters, columnists and the newspaper's publisher, according to the Times.
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It also means reporters, editors and columnists from The Times whose main duties aren't book criticism. 3.
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"The prosecutors aren't interested in what individual columnists wrote or said," said the official, who requested anonymity.
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Advice columnists and twin sisters Eppie Lederer and Pauline Phillips feuded over their respective (and identical) columns.
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Last year Erdogan called him a "coup lover" and described columnists at his media business as charlatans.
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Many prominent columnists have put out statements about their work being censored, often by their own editors.
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Supporters, columnists and commentators called for harsher sanctions for such fouls, and football's governing body took note.
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In early 2300, Will's fellow conservative columnists gathered there to meet Obama a week before his inauguration.
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The radio commentators and the news columnists made it sound as if Roosevelt's defeat had been preordained.
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What we're reading: This piece from HuffPost Highline, recommended by Max Fisher, one of our Interpreter columnists.
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Opinion columnists Gail Collins and Bret Stephens break down why this election is a particularly exciting one.
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In the first part of a new video series, our Interpreter columnists explore why democracy is stalling.
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Magazines, that is, composed entirely of commentary, the combined contents of whatever is on their columnists' minds.
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For the Times opinion columnists Frank Bruni and Ross Douthat, they mean plenty — and yet nothing definitive.
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Ross Douthat Normal human beings read thrillers or romances on vacation; newspaper columnists assign themselves political polemics.
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The Times's Interpreter columnists say there are five reasons to believe the threat of war is overstated.
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Mr. Trudeau's staff told me that reporters and columnists from Canadian newspapers have floated in and out.
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And to advice columnists like Ayawawa, who can detail the techniques for dating and marrying a man.
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But the perennial challenge for columnists is not to make the wish the parent of the thought.
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All of this meant that as Bryant's career progressed, published opinions weren't limited to cranky newspaper columnists.
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The columnists discuss a recent David Brooks column that takes issue with how gratuities impact service workers.
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Read what other columnists from the right, left and center had to say about Mr. Franken's departure.
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Police detained the paper's editor, Murat Sabuncu, its leading cartoonist and a dozen or so columnists and executives.
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Cooper is one of 15 journalists, columnists and pundits who made the cut for 2017's Sexiest Newsmen.
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A rotating cast of columnists appear to be always on hand to discuss the current transgender talking-point.
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And individuals, such as actors or athletes or old-time newspaper columnists have long promoted their personal brands.
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Columnists generally upheld social convention; their responses gave women a gauge of what they were expected to tolerate.
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Some learned a bit about how the odds ratios calculated by Nate Silver and the Upshot columnists work.
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Rumors swirled throughout Thursday as political analysts and newspaper columnists questioned whether May could continue as prime minister.
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But it's also true when celebrities complain that their privacy is being invaded by photographers and gossip columnists.
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It once was home to some of New York's top columnists, such as Pete Hamill and Jimmy Breslin.
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MORE FROM REUTERS COLUMNISTS Commentary: How Comey's 'smoking gun' could kill the Trump presidency Commentary: Calm down, America.
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These accusations of anti-Semitism were then magnified by conservative columnists and repeated by the Republican state senators.
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Before the millennials were the millennials—back when newspaper columnists were still seriously toying with Y2Kids and Generation.
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The response to the senator's remarks from columnists on the right, left and center has been largely unified.
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Americans have a lot of theories, but our Interpreter columnists say the answer is lying in plain sight.
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Other conservative voters would have been regular viewers of Fox News or regular readers of nationally syndicated columnists.
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The columnists debate a proposal to change America's election process that recently resurfaced on the 2020 campaign trail.
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Opinion Columnists What do the primary results from California, New Jersey and places in between bode for November?
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Without live sports on our TVs, The Washington Post's sportswriters, columnists and editors share their favorite sports books.
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Are columnists held to the same standards around facts, sources, attribution, and other journalistic practices as are reporters?
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Yes, we expect our columnists to work with the same regard for fact and truth as the newsroom.
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If not us, with the fantastic freedom and reach that The Times gives us as columnists, then who?
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Opinion Columnist We columnists imagine our articles going viral, sweeping the world, carried into cabinet rooms, changing history.
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"I just tried to be fair, and most of these other columnists weren't," she said of her rivals.
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On Thursday afternoon, columnists from the right, left and center had already formulated initial impressions about his testimony.
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Bookends In this special year-end edition of Bookends, our columnists share their favorite reading experience of 2016.
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Emin Colasan and Necati Dogru, columnists for the paper, were sentenced to 85033 1/2 years in prison.
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You'll need to find the political bend of each, but it might help you to note that The Times and The Washington Post generally employ more liberal columnists (though you will find a number of conservative writers at both papers), while Wall Street Journal columnists tend to be more conservative.
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The Spike Lee film "Do the Right Thing," critics and columnists said, would provoke violence and disrupt race relations.
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Let&aposs ask Wall Street Journal columnist and deputy editor, Dan Henninger, and columnists, Kim Strassel and Bill McGurn.
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This week on "The Argument," the columnists debate growing concern over the social media giant's role in American politics.
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Television has been made into a venomous propaganda machine that encourages people to fight "national traitors" and "fifth-columnists".
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But our most popular columnists all deliver the same message: Things are the way they are for a reason.
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Some columnists, like Javier Pérez Mandujano, a life coach from Mexico by way of France, write in both languages.
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The real reason they exist is because many prominent columnists have no interest in actually considering sports as real.
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"Why do those people stay there?" network anchors and newspaper columnists and armchair sociologists implied—or just asked outright.
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Loosely based on Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's The Little Leah Reich was one of the first internet advice columnists.
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The company has introduced a new feature designed to... Leah Reich was one of the first internet advice columnists.
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And rather than indulging center-left columnists, Bennet has hired neoconservative Bret Stephens, formerly of the Wall Street Journal.
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Today, the clue refers to HEDDA Hopper (1885 — 1966), one of America's best known and most vicious gossip columnists.
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Q. What happens if all of the paper's other columnists write about the same issue on the same day?
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And like all the columnists here, he's perfectly capable of producing his own copy — 800 words, twice a week.
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Columnists and speakers, left and right, wrote and talked glowingly of the man, his contributions and especially his character.
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Conservative blogger Jennifer Rubin and George Will, the dean of conservative columnists, have also urged Republicans to support Democrats.
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They deserve a whole lot more than "we just don't know what to do" from columnists and presidential candidates.
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She continued to spend lavishly, a lifelong habit, and gossip columnists reported that she had fallen on hard times.
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Even pro-government columnists and insiders are warning that it is losing popularity, blaming corrupt or incompetent local officials.
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Some bigotry has moved online, where trolls depict zainichi as "cockroaches" or fifth-columnists for nuclear-armed North Korea.
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In this exercise, students study how the columnists write about their own connections to one sentence in a text.
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Max Fisher, his tools in a trusty Patagonia bag, covers the trend as one of The Times's Interpreter columnists.
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Stridently anti-Sanders columnists like Chait and operatives like James Carville aren't advising a vote for anyone in particular.
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The outlet publishes some of the top conservative columnists, including Byron York, Michael Barone, Fred Barnes, and Timothy Carney.
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Columnists should base their criticism on what I actually say instead of relying on hyperbolic headlines or secondary mischaracterizations.
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The Upshot's health care columnists, Aaron E. Carroll and Austin Frakt, discuss the possibilities — the practical and the political.
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If women choose to be chief executives and officeholders and columnists and doctors and partners in law firms, great!
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On the left, columnists worried about the pass-through business tax cut and the elimination of the estate tax.
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Here is how I explain it to students: Columnists have agendas and strong political views that shape their work.
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There is a burgeoning tradition in which columnists devote a year-end column to the errors of our ways.
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For more on what the columnists from across ideologies had to say about the G.O.P. tax plan, read on.
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Then the columnists react to "Argument" listeners' politics-themed New Year's resolutions — and make a few of their own.
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One of our tech columnists warns against premature purchases of the 4K TV, named for its high-definition resolution display.
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Amused by several liberal columnists who say GOP should confirm Obama nom asap because otherwise it will really hurt GOP.
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Let&aposs bring in "Wall Street Journal" columnist and deputy editor, Dan Henninger, and columnists, Kim Strassel and Bill McGurn.
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We promise you that if any of our columnists ever get high, they will freak out and write about it.
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None of the advice columnists I can think of have what we traditionally would think of as advice-giving credentials.
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Americans like their advice columnists to be no-nonsense white ladies who champion personal responsibility and tolerance of others' differences.
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Within Israel, he has promoted Jewish chauvinism, painted Arab parties as fifth columnists and spread the mistrust of state institutions.
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"Feature writers and columnists as well as news reporters may mean well when they cite the suicide myth," Romer said.
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Trump was selling himself, the gossip columnists their papers, and public could enjoy or ignore the results at their leisure.
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Activists and columnists (including me) excoriated Booker for rejecting a bipartisan affordable drugs proposal during the Senate's Vote-a-rama.
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In late April two columnists, also from Cumhuriyet, were given prison terms for republishing a cartoon of the Prophet Muhammad.
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No group has been more scathing about Trump and the Republican Party than the conservative columnists known as Never Trumpers.
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My grandfather was trained in his family's performance of a public social life for the benefit of columnists and others.
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We also want to help recurring columnists improve their writing so they can reach more people on an ongoing basis.
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But there are well-known newspaper horoscope columnists, like the English astrologer Patric Walker, who have mentored New York writers.
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Míriam Leitão, one of Brazil's most prominent columnists, called the deliberations of the top electoral court a "show of nonsense."
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As if on cue, we had a couple guest columnists provide articles about capital efficiency and recession-proofing your company.
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But The Times's Interpreter columnists say there are reasons — five, to be exact — to believe that the threat is overstated.
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"You should not be able to walk away unscathed, which is to say, unchanged," writes one of our advice columnists.
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As we approach Super Tuesday, our opinion columnists are asking the same question: Will Bernie Sanders be the Democrats' nominee?
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Fans murmured — or roared, in some cases — as columnists and critics posed sharp questions and players and coaching staffs changed.
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Donald Jr. was 210 at a time when gossip columnists, some encouraged by his father, chronicled the family soap opera.
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Recently, two Opinion columnists imagined the outcome of the next presidential election and the circumstances which would lead us there.
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The columnists ask Massachusetts Senator Ed Markey in this live episode recorded at WBUR CitySpace in Boston on May 29.
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Let&aposs ask Wall Street Journal columnist and deputy editor, Dan Henninger, and Columnists Mary Anastasia O&aposGrady and Bill McGurn.
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Joining the panel this week, Wall Street Journal columnist and deputy editor, Dan Henninger, and columnists, Kim Strassel and Bill McGurn.
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Journalist Ibrahim Karayegen received nine years, while columnists Ali Bulac, Sahin Alpay and Ahmet Turan Alkan each received over eight years.
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Barbara Kay and John Robson, former Rebel contributors, are still columnists for the National Post, one of the country's national newspapers.
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Opinion columnists and politicians will undoubtedly seize on the report as further evidence that the Affordable Care Act is a failure.
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"We have retained commentary writers and columnists that are, when appropriate, critical of the Japanese government," he said in an email.
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But now, many commentators and columnists are actually trying to use that ill-advised approach to President-elect Donald Trump's tweets.
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IT IS the nature of columnists to look for historical parallels, as they provide a good peg for discussing current conditions.
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Most videos are between eight and 15 minutes and focus on specific recipes by a variety of Times columnists and contributors.
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Bennet runs the opinion section, which encompasses the unsigned editorials; op-ed columnists (like Paul Krugman) and contributors; and reader letters.
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Scholars and columnists alike have taken this to mean that diversity reduces trust, but we argue that this interpretation is flawed.
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There was an explosion of criticism as columnists and commentators decried her move, claiming it was particularly hostile to working mothers.
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Two columnists, known in some circles as central bank watchers, have also chimed in with predictions of a cut next week.
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Smith became of the highest-paid gossip columnists in New York, earning more than $1 million a year, the Times reported.
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Donald J. Trump sat down on Tuesday with reporters, editors and columnists of The New York Times for an exclusive interview.
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Here and abroad, columnists are dashing off dark warnings about the impending collapse of the euro, and maybe the European Union.
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Democracy is in retreat, I said, in Hungary, Venezuela, Turkey and many other countries, as our Interpreter columnists have pointed out.
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From Opinion: Our columnists Michelle Goldberg and Ross Douthat and an editorial board writer, Michelle Cottle, recapped and analyzed the evening.
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Even pro-government newspaper columnists warned that corruption and cronyism in the municipalities were turning voters away from the ruling party.
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Also, one of our columnists discusses his visit with the most powerful figure in the Arab world: Saudi Arabia's crown prince.
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As viewers debated the ins and outs of their relationship on social media, the show became daily fodder for newspaper columnists.
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Bad punditry and predictions are not victimless crimes, no matter how secure columnists and cable TV hosts are in their jobs.
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Other than the advice columnists at Maxim magazine, who are today's male authorities on the subjects of consideration, modesty and respect?
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At least four editors and columnists who were seen as critics of Mr. Trump have left The Journal in recent months.
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Barack Obama held dinners with political columnists and had his preferred interlocutors: Steve Kroft of "60 Minutes" interviewed him 17 times.
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And "the simple act of talking" makes conflict far less likely, one of our Interpreter columnists notes in his 10 takeaways.
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BEIJING — Every evening, Liang Xuemeng goes online to read the latest postings from Ayawawa, one of China's most popular advice columnists.
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But his work drew the attention of the syndicated columnists Joseph and Stewart Alsop, and an avalanche of political work ensued.
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All the columnists and communists (I can never get these two words straight) abuse me because they say I want money.
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I'll ask my columnists to be a little more polite, but we want people to be free to express their opinion.
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Op-ed columnists and reporters at national publications have been writing for years about the need for a nationwide reporting system.
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Still, too many of the voices, of both the regular columnists and even guest writers, are from people with similar views.
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Some work advice columnists would tell you to be a vicious corporate climber and not reach out to this sad person.
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Columnists who lean toward the center themselves have been particularly sharp in their criticism of the leftward movement of the party.
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And so, within six months, they were competing with each other and they were the two main advice columnists in America.
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A number of prominent Pakistani columnists have complained on Twitter that their articles on PTM were rejected by local newspapers without explanation.
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Opinion columnists are noting that impeachment appears more likely than it did last week as a result of Mueller's latest court filings.
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Conservative New York Times columnists Bret Stephens and Bari Weiss on Wednesday wrote in support of Alqasem, urging Israel to free her.
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We have our own team producing our own stories, features and pictures - as well as Scottish columnists in news, business and sport.
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But I have to say, I grew up as a journalist in Chicago, where they have these traditions of daily newspaper columnists.
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The fallout, however, continued with numerous media columnists opining on what the decision meant for the country and Australian politicians wading in.
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President Barack Obama, perhaps taking his cue from Niebuhr-loving columnists like David Brooks and Andrew Sullivan, has often praised the theologian.
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Not only does it show how little he understands the nuances of Hispanic identity, it highlights the Times' lack of Latino columnists.
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The country hardly lacks for people with a point of view, with regiments of columnists and teeming opinion-formers on social media.
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The players walked off the field against Iraq and refused to talk to reporters and columnists and commentators have been unusually hostile.
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What actually happened in that room, when Mr. Trump sat down with the editors, reporters and columnists for The Times on Tuesday?
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They were joined by numerous commentators and newspaper columnists, even self-described liberals, who uncritically adopted and legitimized this evidence-less label.
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This is the time in the election cycle when media columnists write about whether endorsements have much to do with the outcome.
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Joe Walsh (R-Ill.) called Trump Jr. an "uncaring, narrow-minded idiot," and several political columnists criticized the post for being insensitive.
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Dozens of journalists and columnists have lost their jobs, and the authorities, acting on court orders, have seized two opposition media companies.
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Mr. Lamb published his book of essays in 1823 and all columnists owe him a debt of sorts for popularizing the form.
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The fallout continued on Friday with numerous media columnists opining on what the decision meant for the country and politicians wading in.
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That came on top of almost nonstop attacks on Trump from Fox News and conservative columnists like George Will and Charles Krauthammer.
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So now the Chargers are leaving, and the columnists, both local and national, will wonder what will happen to San Diego's identity.
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The show impressed critics, provided grist for op-ed columnists and won its share of Emmys and Golden Globes, and a Peabody.
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The Post has aggressively reported on the murder of Jamal Khashoggi, one of its columnists, who was killed last year in Turkey.
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Our Opinion section has multiple takes on the scandal from the columnists Frank Bruni and Farhad Manjoo, a humor writer and more.
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The companies have taken steps to address the problem, though lawmakers, columnists and others have criticized them for not moving fast enough.
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And if cartoonists can be bullied in this way, what's to protect actual op-ed columnists, or reporters, from the same treatment?
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We cannot expect columnists to be provocative if readers cancel their subscriptions the moment they feel "triggered" by an opinion they dislike.
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"Smarsh is an invaluable guide to flyover country, worth 20 abstract-noun-espousing op-ed columnists," Francesca Mari writes in her review.
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It's an increasingly aggressive hunt for scapegoats: greedy speculators, the deep state, foreign interlopers, dishonest journalists, saboteurs, fifth columnists, and so on.
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Today's installment is by Zoe Greenberg, whose day job is working with two Op-Ed columnists, Nicholas Kristof and Charles M. Blow.
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Then, the columnists tackle another divisive issue that has Americans at one another's throats (or at least one another's armrests): airplane etiquette.
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Roosevelt's hospitality inspired biting commentary from columnists and cartoonists and fed one of American history's many, many national conversations about race (NPR).
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Not the clergy or the activists; not the police chiefs or the elected officials; not the newspaper columnists or the grieving parents.
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It's a relief to me that other columnists and editors, like the esteemed John McIntyre of The Baltimore Sun, do as well.
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The primatologists charting this behavior are like exacting gossip columnists — recording who does what to whom and what happens as a result.
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The Times's Books desk has recently hired two graphic novels and comics columnists, and an editorial cartoon series just won a Pulitzer.
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Nick: Opinion-writing used to be a one-way lecture, with columnists tossing off thoughts to an audience that was largely mute.
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Weekly columnists in San Francisco who write about cannabis and the taxi industry already have been "de-weeklied" because of the law.
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David Leonhardt We continue today with more Times columnists selecting a favorite column from 2016 and saying a few words about it.
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Below, columnists Dana Milbank, Molly Roberts, Jennifer Rubin, Christine Emba, Alexandra Petri and Robert J. Samuelson help make sense of the 2010s.
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But they don't worry about what newspaper columnists will say, or how their actions will play out on Twitter or Fox News.
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From The New York Times: Columnists from the right, left and center reacted to the news of Michael Flynn's guilty plea today.
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The indictment coincides with Dogan's announcement this week it would close Radikal, a news website known for its liberal columnists, for financial reasons.
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Columnists and analysts have questioned his readiness and the wisdom of shaking up a roster that has performed so well to this point.
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We will hear a thousand superlatives from commentators and columnists, we will witness an unprecedented spike in the use of the word "fairytale".
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The host of MSNBC's Morning Joe is joining the Post's lineup of op-ed columnists through election season, the paper announced on Monday.
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Arab columnists from many points along the political spectrum have criticized what they view as the Obama administration's minimalist approach in the region.
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However, a beloved pair of red-tailed hawks in Manhattan's Tompkins Square Park are now the subject of birdwatchers and gossip columnists alike.
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New York Times columnists and svelte celebrities are eliminating it from their diets to retrain their palates or detox for the new year.
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Though both sisters have since died, their daughters, former and current advice columnists Margo Howard and Jeanne Phillips, have continued the family drama.
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It's become such public property, and it's just exhausting to hear columnists denouncing it, saying we should boycott our own dinner and harrumph.
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But what about the female columnists who have also been calling for Hillary to stop rehashing her opinions about the election in public?
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Horoscopes – mostly written by spiritualised fashion bloggers or kooky stay-at-home magazine columnists – are often little more than counterfeit guides to life.
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He wasn't really the jester anymore: he was a Serious Artist, respected by Serious Critics and Slate columnists, Oscar-winning and multi-hyphenated.
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The changes have generally warmed the hearts of former critics, including MSNBC's Joe Scarborough and Washington Post columnists David Ignatius and Charles Krauthammer.
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From columnists to Nobel Prize winners, a lot of people are suddenly worried about the US housing market, even as mortgage rates decline.
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But often enough I find that not to be true, and with some... Leah Reich was one of the first internet advice columnists.
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She is among our food columnists sharing their conversation tips, menus and recipes and their dream guest lists in the latest Times Magazine.
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After the 1935-36 Red Wings defeated the Toronto Maple Leafs for the Stanley Cup, the adoration by columnists and fans only intensified.
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But while columnists have agonized over the intricacies of the plaintiffs' arguments, the debate isn't so complicated in the eyes of the public.
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Then again, we'd be out of luck and probably out of work as columnists if all we had was good news and progress.
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Those who attend include journalists and columnists, Hollywood celebrities, researchers, corporate chief executive officers and other business titans, and some heads of state.
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The spitting stories provided reassuring confirmation that had it not been for those duplicitous fifth-columnists, the Vietnamese would have never beaten us.
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Columnists on the right urged Democrats not to ignore sexual harassment allegations, and accused them of doing so when Bill Clinton was president.
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And the Board of Irresponsible Columnists tells me that there is a bar dedicated solely to champagne, so really, what could go wrong?
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The Post has aggressively reported on the murder of Jamal Khashoggi, one of its columnists, who was a critic of the Saudi government.
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" Reporters and columnists need to ask Pompeo every chance they get: "What moral code are you operating by that would justify such behavior?
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Douglas MacArthur, and amid the scrum of lobbyists, columnists and television personalities and executives, all of whom would greet Bosworth's father with affection.
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After a full year of disagreeing with each other weekly, the columnists reflect on moments in their careers where their own minds changed.
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Columnists stopped talking about how this year's Dodgers were one of the best baseball teams in history and started discussing their fatal flaws.
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The Times has historically given significant autonomy to its editorial-page staff columnists so as not to stifle those writers' views or voice.
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Still, as sightings documented by gossip columnists or in e-newsletters like Politico Playbook grow more frequent, he keeps up on the coverage.
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Our Interpreter columnists explore how France's midcentury Algerian War led to a crisis of identity that is still playing out in the vote.
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The sudden involvement of players like Melo is welcome because all sport is political, said Juca Kfouri one of Brazil's best-known sports columnists.
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At a minimum, he didn't replace the paper's top editor, Martin Baron, nor did he replace the editorial page editor or the main columnists.
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What she's saying: "We have not made any decision to impeach," Pelosi told columnists earlier this week, according to Ron Brownstein in The Atlantic.
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A writer at the left-leaning Brennan Center for Justice, along with many op-ed columnists, warned that the Republicans threatened to "undermine democracy".
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Mr. Trump was expected to speak on the record with Times reporters and columnists; there is also a short off-the-record session planned.
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"It's not just a culture war, it's political, demographic and social at the same time," said Nahum Barnea, one of Israel's most influential columnists.
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Conservative columnists who write for the New York Times or Washington Post might prefer Kasich to Trump, but Republican primary voters clearly did not.
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" Male columnists have been eager to offer unsolicited advice, telling her to slow down and "get some authority before she tries to use it.
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On Monday, a slew of wonky liberal columnists turned a more critical lens on Sanders after he released his single-payer health plan Sunday.
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But as House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi suggested at a Capitol roundtable for reporters and columnists on Tuesday, there are lines Democrats won't cross.
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Turkey ordered another 47 journalists detained on Wednesday, singling out columnists and other staff of the now defunct Zaman newspaper, the government official said.
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It is easy for columnists and editorial boards to demand that Ryan completely renounce Trump and announce he cannot in conscience vote for him.
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Following is a transcript of President-elect Donald J. Trump's interview on Tuesday with reporters, editors and opinion columnists from The New York Times.
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"I've never seen or felt anything like this in 46 years of journalism," said Juca Kfouri, 66, one of Brazil's most eminent soccer columnists.
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A place where super heroes, super models and the super annoying shout to have their questions heard above unimpressed NFL beat writers and columnists.
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Gossip columnists love to use words like "brave" and "risked" when talking about the first time an actress steps out with a shorter 'do.
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Certain women columnists mused about what kind of boyfriend my seven-year-old father would be... It would have been a very different book.
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Pro-government newspaper columnists are already moving to divert the mood, writing that Mr. Erdogan would turn to foreign policy to enhance his image.
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I asked my fellow op-ed columnists and our editors here to choose one piece by each columnist that's worth revisiting at year's end.
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In hindsight, it's obvious Obama posed a threat, considering columnists and authors felt the need to expunge hundreds of pages on Obama's dire chances.
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The U.S. bureau will be based in D.C. It's currently staffed with 7 editors and writers, and a stable of regular contributors and columnists.
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We take a look at the candidates — including the moderate incumbent, Hassan Rouhani — and our Interpreter columnists explain how Iran became an undemocratic democracy.
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Yet large sections of India's booming news media — some editors, some columnists — openly celebrated what could well be a violation of the Geneva Conventions.
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In the official Russian view, routinely amplified in state media, the country's political opposition are fifth-columnists in the pay of some foreign power.
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None of her partisans, however, have cared to defend her statement that this quote shows how Cowen was providing a handbook for fifth columnists.
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Much of the media — local and national, news reporters and opinion columnists — tries hard to tell stories accurately and corrects itself when it errs.
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Despite the journalistic effort on display, Mr. López Obrador has systematically used the space to discredit reporters, columnists, and the media that criticize him.
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Although millennials may be derided by out-of-touch columnists as passive, avocado toast-eaters, today's youth are in reality an engaged, activist generation.
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Pro-AKP newspaper columnists said Yildirim's performance was superior and a hashtag spread on Twitter - translated as "lightning strikes" - suggested he made a mark.
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King Salman has frequently been lauded by columnists in local media, in traditional deference to authority, since the 81-year-old assumed office in 2015.
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Activities include learning self-calming techniques and responding to "agony aunt" letters (notes modeled after advice columnists) by breaking problems down into small, solvable steps.
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Ramos reportedly had a history with the Capital Gazette, as reports said he sued the paper and one of its columnists for defamation in 2012.
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Meanwhile, TV pundits, entertainers and columnists continue to spew the most irresponsible vitriol towards first lady Melania Trump and other women in the Trump administration.
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According to transcripts obtained by Israel's Channel 2, the two went so as far as to discuss potential pro-Netanyahu columnists that Mozes would hire.
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The idea of looking at betting markets is that "smart money" can assess all the information far more efficiently than opinion pollsters or newspaper columnists.
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The cartoon, and the Times' attitude towards Israel, was criticized in a column posted Sunday by Bret Stephens, one of the paper's op-ed columnists.
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And the idea that billionaires need to be abolished is gaining traction, with columnists finding the need to consult eminent ethicists about their very existence.
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Sentiments expressed at the party congress have been echoed by pro-government columnists, who have called for "obedience" to the "chief" since Mr. Davutoglu's resignation.
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" He was also accused of indulging star columnists like Tom Friedman, whom a Times staffer described as "an embarrassment" who was full of "blowhardy bullshit.
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On the Opinion side, The Times will publish quick responses to the debate from columnists and other prominent writers before, during and after the debate.
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Columnists wrote about Mike's fondness for Velveeta; Janet was criticized for chewing gum during a TV appearance, and for having the azaleas trimmed too soon.
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George Will, the dean of conservative columnists, has asked Republicans to vote for Democrats this fall to "affirm the nation's honor," and to isolate Trump.
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Leading lights in the firmament of conservative conscience include the dean of conservative columnists, George Will, and former congressman and Morning Joe host Joe Scarborough.
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During the election campaign and transition period in 2018, he had public disputes with leading intellectuals and columnists as well as with leading business figures.
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Doctors, lawyers, business executives and even technology columnists for The New York Times will have seen their ranks thinned by charming, attractive, all-knowing algorithms.
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Kaepernick didn't take over the room, reporters and hack columnists took over the room to talk to the backup quarterback because they want a story.
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It's hard to overstate the stakes at play, our Interpreter columnists write, including the possible end of open European borders — or even European unity itself.
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One of our columnists, Michelle Goldberg, thought Dr. Blasey was not only credible, but heroic — and yet she still wondered whether it would be enough.
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I theorized that The Players' Tribune had been born as a retaliation to the gossip columnists who had poked and prodded him for so long.
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Michelle also talks about her recent reporting in Georgia as the columnists discuss what can be done about the growing gender divide in American politics.
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With the third annual Women's March set to take place this weekend, the columnists discuss the controversy over leadership that's roiling the grass-roots movement.
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We got all five of the columnists together (virtually, that is) to discuss how the column has changed, what lessons they learned, and much more.
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He was assigned to look for witnesses who might have seen the serial killer, who by then had taunted the police and tabloid columnists alike.
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But where the paper's reporters have been circumspect, its columnists, letter-writers and commenters have flooded the Enterprise with their takes on the Kardashian-Wests.
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Rosenthal said some columnists who began writing for the print edition during his tenure did get editors, as well as Opinion contributors writing primarily online.
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Our Interpreter columnists examine how refugee resettlement became the cornerstone of the world order and the impact of President Trump's cuts to the U.S. system.
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Breakingviews columnists also predict this year will bring the end of easy money for Chinese startups, and a challenge to Tesla from Lyft and Uber.
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This week on "The Argument," the columnists discuss Pete Buttigieg's criticisms of his more liberal Democratic rivals' plans to reduce the costs of higher education.
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"The feeling of being an outsider, excluded because you don't have access to certain signifiers, is a powerful one," says one of our advice columnists.
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One of our columnists took a look at what's at stake in the bill, which is scheduled for a vote in the House on Thursday.
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This week on "The Argument," the columnists discuss the results of this week's voting and what they mean for the rest of the 2020 race.
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In July, a half-dozen columnists announced their resignations in protest over what they called biased coverage, saying the owners had destroyed the institution's credibility.
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Now, alongside colleagues like Nicholas Kristof and Ross Douthat, she is one of 13 columnists charged with guiding readers through the events of the moment.
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In the first part of a new video series, our Interpreter columnists explore why some democratic countries have backslid, while others never quite made it.
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And we're being really clear, to say we have a lot of ... look, right now, one of our channels has a lot of male columnists.
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But lawyers, conservative think tanks, and some columnists have argued that the Obama administration's tactics resulted in unfair outcomes for male students accused of sexual assault.
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Many conservative columnists – and even some prominent liberals – have come to the defense of Sanders, Nielsen and other Trump administration staffers for the harassment they face.
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This week on "The Argument," the columnists discuss the results of the New Hampshire primary and what they portend for the next contests in the race.
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Richard Blumenthal, "Democratic strategists," and assorted columnists — have weighed in on the protests with only one line of questioning in mind: Are they good for Democrats?
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Carter talks about why sports columnists matter less and less, and why LeBron's infamous "Decision" TV special worked out in his favor despite the immense backlash.
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"I disavow and condemn them," Trump said at an on-the-record session with New York Times reporters and columnists when asked directly about the meeting.
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In contrast, the Super Bowl spot is way more focused on teasing the summer blockbuster's big... Leah Reich was one of the first internet advice columnists.
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Journalists and columnists have written about the topic before, and CNN contributor Jeffrey Toobin asked Obama about it in a The New Yorker interview in 2014.
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Twitter users, including a Democratic member of Congress and columnists for the conservative National Review and the New York Post, quickly hit back at her comments.
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William Randolph Hearst was a master of the form, which reached its apogee with popular "yellow press" columnists like Walter Winchell, Louisa Parsons, and Hedda Hopper.
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Vengeance against "rapist" Mexicans, Muslim fifth-columnists, job-killing outsourcers and his "criminal" Democratic opponent, Mr Trumps tell his supporters, is the solution to their gripes.
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Vengeance against "rapist" Mexicans, Muslim fifth-columnists, job-killing outsourcers and his "criminal" Democratic opponent, Mr Trump tells his supporters, is the solution to their gripes.
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According to an article published today in The Wall Street Journal, the company's efforts to save... Leah Reich was one of the first internet advice columnists.
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"I disavow and condemn them," Trump said at an on-the-record session with New York Times reporters and columnists when asked directly about the meeting.
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Dozens of journalists and columnists critical of the government have lost their jobs, while the authorities, backed by court orders, have seized two opposition media companies.
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Indeed, it wasn't just jobs but fears of spies and fifth columnists that often overcame reason and sympathy at every level of government that same year.
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The decade-long pronouncements of web design nerds, Steve Jobs fanboys, and newspaper columnists will come to pass at the end of 2020, Adobe announced Tuesday.
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I mostly hung out with millionaires and billionaires, but as is tradition for New York Times columnists, I also visited some of the local cannabis establishments.
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Three columnists from across the political spectrum — Ross Douthat, Michelle Goldberg and David Leonhardt — make sense of the news, without pretending that they agree about it.
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We asked The Washington Post's sportswriters, columnists and editors to tell us their favorite sports movies to watch as the real sports world is on pause.
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The amusement continues when Juliet is chosen ("plucked," as the duke's daughter puts it) to transcribe the fifth columnists' recorded conversations from the apartment next door.
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For some conservatives, National Review was the only conservative news source they read, and a lot of local conservative columnists took their cues from the magazine.
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One of our columnists writes that even legislators who are not digital natives should not be cowed from regulating technology companies as they have other industries.
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Other than a one-year ban from Ms. Kilgallen's column (long story), Mr. Presten managed to steer clear of the columnists' lordly egos and arcane grudges.
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Spoken word: One of our Opinion columnists recorded voice memos to remember column ideas and turns of phrase — even full paragraphs and outlines of his articles.
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Columnists and talk radio callers blasted the move and how it was handled, saying Manning had earned the right to finish out the season at least.
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Somehow long-running advice columnists, or really any kind of regular columnist or other Pez dispenser of thoughts, can reiterate their ideas for months or decades.
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The editorial board is composed of 14 writers and editors drawn from the Times Opinion department, which also includes opinion columnists, Op-Ed editors and others.
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It also can vary greatly, they say, as to how closely columnists work with research assistants on fact-checking and with copy editors prior to publication.
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Then, the political scientist Lee Drutman joins the columnists to make the case for how America can and should move past its two-party political system.
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"Walking through life with curiosity and a sense of investment and joy in no way requires having a child," writes one of our new advice columnists.
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"Walking through life with curiosity and a sense of investment and joy in no way requires having a child," writes one of our new advice columnists.
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I've been at too many gatherings of columnists, from multiple news organizations, where a room of 10 or 12 writers included only one or two women.
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From the right, columnists considered the power of the label of "denier," and from the left, insisted that it's perfectly reasonable to be a climate alarmist.
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"Even if it was within the tradition and the norm for columnists to say, 'Here's who you should vote for,' I would be stumped," he said.
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The economic collapse began in the ways Mr. Chávez wrested power, paid for loyalty with oil and purged his enemies, our Interpreter columnists wrote in 2017.
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Answering questions for just the second time since his election, Trump met for 75 minutes on Tuesday with reporters, editors and columnists from The New York Times.
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Sentences like "OMG WTF William teh Conqueror pwned Harold at Hastings in 1066!" tend to be written by middle-aged columnists trying to imitate children's supposed habits.
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On Tuesday, eight columnists for one of Kenya's biggest newspapers collectively resigned over concerns over the lack of separation between the company's editorial board and the government.
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We also offer technical support and logistical advice for our colleagues in the editorial department, whose columnists, editorial writers and editors are managed separately from the newsroom.
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Columnists like Hopper were inundated with letters, many of which they printed, expressing sympathy for Debbie and disparaging Liz as a tramp, a hussy, a home wrecker.
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While columnists enjoy greater freedom than reporters to express their opinions, some have crossed a line of decency that has apparently been erased for the Trump administration.
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It is the easiest, most straightforward form of commentary, and so columnists and pundits fall back on it because it seems like analysis that everyone can understand.
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In May, Dogan was suspended from state tenders after Erdogan accused its head, Aydin Dogan, of being a "coup lover" and described its media columnists as "charlatans".
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We asked our crème de la crème selection of journalists, columnists and pundits which of their male counterparts they give high marks for style, swagger and smarts.
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Trump-supporting politicians and columnists have started trying to shame hold-outs into joining them, by casting surrender to the businessman as an act of class contrition.
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The island chain sits on top of the Trenton Group, a formation of rocks that date back... Leah Reich was one of the first internet advice columnists.
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It would be unthinkable if the Times did not have African American or female columnists, but its lack of Latinos in 2019 is simply the status quo.
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But the legion of aggrieved columnists, reporters, and news anchors are going to have to get used to the fact that the president has free speech too.
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Columnists and commentators who were so amused by Mr. LePage's style that they failed to take seriously the threat he posed and the damage he was doing.
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And to cheers, he described how the Times, and particularly one of its columnists — Frank Bruni, though Cruz did not name him — had it in for him.
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It also became a flashpoint for fans and newspaper columnists in urging General Manager Sandy Alderson to do something — anything — as the non-waiver trade deadline approached.
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Tune In to The Times Over the past week, New York Times reporters, columnists and executives participated in interviews about their coverage and other top news stories.
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In a video, our Interpreter columnists turn to social science and Sylvester Stallone to explain why the myth of national identity was invented and where it's headed.
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Among the names being floated by conservative columnists is Judy Shelton, an economist who has advised Mr. Trump and has advocated a return to the gold standard.
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His effervescent personality has doubtlessly helped to distract people from the team's failings, with less affable managers afforded significantly less goodwill from commentators, columnists and fans alike.
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They believed the acquisition to be at least partly motivated by Adelson's grudge against one of its columnists — a parallel to Thiel's involvement in the Gawker case.
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Listen and subscribe to our podcast from your mobile device: Apple Podcasts | RadioPublic | Stitcher | Spotify | Google Play This week on "The Argument" podcast, the columnists talk pot.
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Special guest Bret Stephens, one of The Times's conservative Op-Ed columnists, thinks American liberals often recycle anti-Semitic tropes to unfairly single out Israel for criticism.
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In Her Words: Our columnists sat down with António Guterres, the United Nations secretary general, to talk about how one wrests a patriarchal organization into the future.
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We looked at whether a pre-emptive attack would be legally justified, and our Interpreter columnists outline why things might not be as worrisome as they seem.
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One of my few irritations with "Feud" is that it presents the actresses' rivalry as being foisted upon them by the studio, the gossip columnists, the public.
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Karen Branan, left, and Jackie Jordan Irvine discussed the remarkable tale of how they met in a Facebook Live chat with our Race/Related columnists this week.
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These two suggestions are a beginning, not an end, and the right is obviously better off listening to actual black people than extremely white columnists like me.
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In interviews with POLITICO, Times insiders described an ad hoc system, with veteran columnists typically not having a primary editor while newer hires are often assigned one.
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Here are the Hungry City columnists Ligaya Mishan, Marian Bull and Mahira Rivers on their own best restaurants of the year and the best things they ate.
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Sibel Eraslan, Ayse Bohurler, Fatma Barbarosoglu, all head-scarf-wearing columnists with some of Turkey's biggest pro-government newspapers, opposed the government's attempts to change marriage laws.
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Rendon said he had received death threats, and most columnists and political observers in Sacramento — even those on the left — have come down on the Speaker's side.
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No matter what personalized features are developed, it will not change a reader's access to all of The Times's content — the stories, videos, photos, graphics and columnists.
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"We refuse to continue to clothe the loss of editorial independence and media freedom at the NMG with respectability," the columnists said in a statement on Twitter.
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Men claim a comfortable majority on the foreign staff, among the arts critics and on the opinion pages, where male columnists take up 10 of 12 spots.
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The Kids Aren't All Right "And why should they be?" ask the opinion columnists in this conversation about what they seeing going on with young people today.
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One of the paper's columnists, Joseph Gerth, wrote a response to his editor's decision to publish the corrections, saying that even Merriam-Webster defines hot dogs as sandwiches.
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"ANTI-STATE AGENDA" In the past month, PTM says dozens of its activists have been detained across the country, while newspaper columnists have had articles on PTM rejected.
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And columnists who confuse Roseanne Barr the actor and Roseanne Conner, the character she plays on TV. Here is the bottom line for me on this Roseanne story.
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Conservative New York Times columnists Bret Stephens and David Brooks, among others, have written with disapproval when college students protest comments by professors or appearances by conservative speakers.
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This week on "The Argument," the columnists size up the South Bend mayor's rise in Iowa and a new Times poll terrifying those who fear Trump's re-election.
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And one of our columnists suggests that Mr. Trump's rise may be best understood as part of an international backlash against global economic trends that enrich only some.
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Long before Mr. Trump posed as his own spokesman, passing self-serving tidbits to gossip columnists, Mr. Cohn was known to call in stories about himself to reporters.
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The duo are in discussions about staying on as contributors and columnists for Bloomberg, according to the memo, though they will no longer have day-to-day roles.
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Lifer TV pundits and columnists still living in the world of Campaigns 101 think she's doing just dandy against a Republican candidate who can't help but self-sabatoge.
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The Trump phenomenon is not simply a creation of newspaper columnists or cable news bookers who initially thought his candidacy was a joke to be exploited for ratings.
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Brolin's job is to protect movie stars from the vagaries of public scandal; to that end, he dashes around Hollywood soundstages chasing kidnappers and fending off gossip columnists.
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There are a lot of theories, but our Interpreter columnists say the answer is in plain sight: an astronomical number of guns, as seen in the chart above.
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Here's a piece of advice we had to offer ourselves, by the way: Like most kinds of columnists, those that give advice tend to run out of helpfulness.
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Listen and subscribe to our podcast from your mobile device: Apple Podcasts | RadioPublic | Stitcher | Spotify | Google Play This week on "The Argument" podcast, the columnists talk climate change.
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Editor Rob Cox checks in with columnists in India, where 1.3 bln people are housebound; New York City, the epicenter of the U.S. crisis; and hard-hit Italy.
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So he is staying in the United States, specifically in the Humbly Furnished Home for Ex-Consumer Columnists, a gated community with an unpublished address and good broadband.
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Ben Sasse warn Republicans about Trump along with leading Republican columnists George Will, Michael Gerson and David Brooks and principled conservatives such as William Kristol and Erick Erickson.
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We are, by now, the establishment — the senators, governors, think-tank presidents and columnists who, until Mr. Trump came along, got to define what "Republican" and "conservative" meant.
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But that tradition has been slowly changing, as editors apply more scrutiny to the columnists, though there is some inconsistency in how much editing each individual columnist receives.
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But with a climate plan that champions slashing emissions, even if it's imperfect or unsettles columnists, future civilization may be spared the catastrophic impacts of a warming globe.
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This week on "The Argument," the columnists talk about Kamala Harris's exit from the race, Cory Booker's failure to launch and the polling ascendancy of their white opponents.
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Plenty of columnists weighed in over the past day to suggest that Pichai running Alphabet won't change much, but Matt Levine offers a compelling reason that it might.
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - Columnists from Kenya's top media group resigned en masse on Tuesday accusing it of letting the government interfere with editorial decisions, a charge the publisher denied.
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Breakingviews' Asia columnists explain how Hong Kong's economy and society have changed and ask whether this once-dominant regional financial center can regain some of its lost luster.
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What is making these big sad boys—plummy opinion columnists and failing baseball executives and reactionary governors and down-home college football coaches and soccer bureaucrats—so sad?
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Because the truth is that many people, including prominent economists and New York Times columnists, do see sex workers as a primary defense against abusive and violent men.
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Mainstream media hosts and columnists are pointing the finger at certain Fox News and Fox Business personalities for peddling bogus pro-Trump talking points leading up to the midterms.
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Thank them by hosting an exclusive "women in media" dinner celebrating a diverse roster of hard working full time columnists from every borough of London (zones 1 and 2).
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A total of three New York Times columnists—the opinion writers David Brooks and Ross Douthat and the new book critic, Jennifer Szalai—responded to it with different takes.
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On Saturday, the group put a digital billboard truck on the road encircling the course flashing quotes from newspaper columnists bashing the USGA's decision to hold the tournament there.
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This blindness of reporters, columnists and experts among the establishment to their own tense position in American affairs was crystal clear the other night on Bill Maher's television show.
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Numerous columnists tore into the university for failing to prioritize the well-being of its student-athletes, and several Maryland politicians questioned the choice to keep the football coach.
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"He has wrecked his party for a long time to come," wrote James Reston, the dean of Times columnists and a master of flyover assessments of the national mood.
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Again, I'm not the first person to argue this—besides Waldfogel, various columnists or what some traditionalists might call Scrooge-like figures have made this case over the years.
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The 40-year-old president shook hands with each of the columnists and reporters on the way in, as scores of students craned for a glimpse behind barriers outside.
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Globalization has created a vacuum ready to be filled by the EDL, the Daily Express, and legions of columnists, talk-show hosts, fringe politicians, and other "common-sense" polemicists.
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In New York, the study and columnists who touted it were almost certainly not decisive in dooming the latest attempt at legalization, according to advocates involved in the effort.
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Recent years have revolved around themes like 123's "Life Outside the Spotlight," which shows political columnists Michelle Malkin playing the piano and SE Cupp eating a hot dog.
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Her style was not the intimidating jugular attack of columnists who expose intimacies or misdeeds in the private lives of public figures, thriving on Schadenfreude and sometimes damaging reputations.
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" One of The Times's Op-Ed columnists, Bret Stephens, denounced the cartoon and wrote that The Times should "reflect deeply on how it came to publish anti-Semitic propaganda.
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"Emily Todd Vanderwerff, my former colleague at Vox, has written a moving essay on the process of coming out as transgender," says Amanda Taub, one of our Interpreter columnists.
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"Emily Todd VanDerWerff, my former colleague at Vox, has written a moving essay on the process of coming out as transgender," says Amanda Taub, one of our Interpreter columnists.
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Ms. Stone, who stars in "Orange Is the New Black," spoke to one of our columnists about why Australia's strict libel laws made it tough to discuss the case.
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Each week, three Times columnists with very different perspectives — Ross Douthat, Michelle Goldberg and David Leonhardt — will make sense of the news, without pretending that they agree about it.
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This week on "The Argument," the columnists debate Republicans' response to the impeachment inquiry, Trump's proliferating scandals and Attorney General William Barr's efforts to undermine the Mueller report findings.
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" But it was one of the Times's longtime columnists, Russell Baker, who had perhaps the most unusual critique: He chided the film's creators for having "left out the sex.
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Progressives have to be careful not to be so woke that we'll scare moderates into voting for Donald Trump, warn (usually white male) columnists in every major American newspaper.
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In fact, there's a near comical competition among columnists to establish who can most rubbish the version emerging in the international media covering the story from Turkey and elsewhere.
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Charles M. Blow Donald Trump schlepped across town on Tuesday to meet with the publisher of The New York Times and some editors, columnists and reporters at the paper.
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And finally, Ashley and the columnists talk about their hopes for 2019, including visions of Stacey Abrams in office, an "Argument" HBO special, and prison sentences for the Trumps.
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It was she who led limousines to SoHo lofts; she who realized that gossip columnists, almost as much as serious critics, could help create an aura around an artist.
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Just think about the cadre of American columnists (we might assume they're smart people) who wrote smart, convincing, but wildly wrong columns about Donald Trump's chances in this election.
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We have to make an effort in the next month to make sure that, let's try an equalize that, let's try and bring on a couple of women columnists.
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Overall the poll showed that, while columnists may have speculated that the event could be a watershed moment for the still-fresh-faced leader, the public isn't too concerned.
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Indeed, there are few professional conservatives, period — academics or think tankers or even newspaper columnists — who have not been influenced in some sense by Scalia's words, his writing, his mind.
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So, excuse me if the pressures of propping up this dying industry while columnists like you take another casual stroll down memory lane leaves me with little time to schmooze.
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Beltway editorial boards and columnists might be impressed by "reaching across the aisle," but there isn't a single voter suddenly motivated to abandon Trump because of Schumer's appeal to bipartisanship.
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Hours after the president was accused of sexual assault by one of the most famous advice columnists in the United States, 53% of American voters hadn't heard anything about it.
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After being called "incompetent" and promoting a "work style of chronyism, domineering and rudeness", Culture Minister Joao Soares reckoned it was time to slap two columnists at an influential newspaper.
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This week on "The Argument," the columnists debate what the pair's maneuvers say about the state of the race and whether either stands a chance of becoming the Democratic nominee.
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Cam Edwards, a mild-mannered Oklahoman who hosts a three-hour talk show on weekdays, interviews writers from the Daily Caller, columnists from Town Hall, and owners of shooting ranges.
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Accused of sexual harassment, Mr. Shavit resigned on Sunday as one of Israel's most influential newspaper columnists and television commentators, promising to rethink how he approaches other people, especially women.
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How can an average reader take the Post's opinion section seriously when, of its numerous regular columnists, none can be found which defend the policies of our nation's elected president?
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It is actually pretty easy to write 800 words on politics and have it come out looking like a column; even some professional op-ed columnists have published mediocre work.
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And blustery threats of force, while they might make a few columnists happy, can often signal weakness as much as strength, diminishing US deterrence, credibility and security in the process.
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Every time a male athlete takes a few days off for the birth of his child, he's inevitably showered with "Where are his priorities?" complaints from fans and sports columnists.
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The indictments make clear that Russia backed Donald Trump, but whether that was decisive remains unclear — in part, because U.S. political polarization was already so bitter, our Interpreter columnists write.
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I talked to three people — an independent voter and two Times columnists with often contrasting views — who tried to help me understand why the country remains divided along familiar lines.
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"Your way of seeing things, including yourself, seems not wholly true or right or your own, and is in dire need of a refresh," writes one of our advice columnists.
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"It might help to turn to art that speaks to an experience we almost all share as members of a nation of immigrants," writes one of our new advice columnists.
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More than ever, I now find myself admiring journalists, especially that great cohort of columnists filling the op-ed pages these days, trying to keep readers informed and leaders honest.
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It includes topical news analysis, an article from one of our columnists, a daily chart, highlights from the weekly edition and "Moreover", a lighter look at developments around the world.
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He counted Newsweek's Ben Bradlee, TIME's Hugh Sidey, LIFE's Ted White, the New York Times's Bill Lawrence, and columnists Joseph Alsop and Arthur Krock among his friends and informal advisers.
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As the senate moves closer to voting on the measure, columnists on the right are heartened by certain provisions, but some worry that the bill does not go far enough.
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There have been many fans, pundits and columnists who have expressed their dismay at the thought of Big Sam managing the national team, with some claiming that it's a backwards step.
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During a meeting with editors of daily newspapers and columnists to talk about the London conference, Prime Minister Abdullah Ensour said Syrian refugees would not compete with Jordanians for job opportunities.
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Here are some of the many insidery topics that we want to go deeper on with the right columnists: growth marketing, legal issues, recruiting, M&A and company culture and inclusion.
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Well, Natalie Portman is on a mission to prove that sometimes double really isn't best in an upcoming biopic about rival identical twin advice columnists, Abigail Van Buren and Ann Landers.
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"I don't want to energize the group, and I disavow the group," Trump told a group of Times reporters and columnists during a meeting at the newspaper's headquarters in New York.
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Breslin said his columns were fueled by a fear of missing a deadline and a rage that he said all columnists needed if they were to be advocates for their readers.
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Its columnists range from liberal Hillary Clinton supporters like Krugman, Michelle Goldberg, and Frank Bruni, to conservatives who endorsed for Clinton as the lesser evil, like Stephens, David Brooks, Ross Douthat.
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I'd used the same Pantene 2-in-1 for a decade, didn't own a blow dryer, and until two months ago... Leah Reich was one of the first internet advice columnists.
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You may not have heard of Eppie Lederer , but you probably have heard of advice columnists "Ann Landers" and "Abigail Van Buren," which are the names the identical twins wrote under.
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The longtime home of the columnists Jimmy Breslin, Dick Young and Liz Smith and the cartoonist Bill Gallo, The News reveled in its role as the voice of the average citizen.
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Then, the columnists discuss Ross's new book, "The Decadent Society: How We Became the Victims of Our Own Success," and play a game of "Decadent or Not" with some internet memes.
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It seems to have sparked a lot of debates among commentators, wonks, and columnists about the politics of the narrative and how they do (or don't) map onto the real world.
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David Leonhardt (who has since joined Opinion and become one of the The Times's columnists) and Kevin Quealy worked with a research group to analyze middle-class incomes around the world.
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The major sopranos and mezzo-sopranos of the opera stage these days are not linked to rich playboys, and their personal lives are not the target of columnists and aggressive photographers.
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Listen and subscribe to our podcast from your mobile device: Apple Podcasts | RadioPublic | Stitcher | Spotify | Google Play In the latest episode of "The Argument," the columnists debate the politics of rage.
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Then, just in time for Thanksgiving, the columnists dish out tips on an activity they've mastered over the past seven episodes: sitting around a table and talking with people who disagree.
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Despite intense lobbying, local newspapers are grappling with a future in which they will no longer be able to pay newspaper carriers and many freelance reporters and columnists as independent contractors.
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This week on "The Argument," the columnists discuss Trump's cascade of norm-breaking following his acquittal by the Senate — and what it portends for the run-up to the November election.
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Before and after the Democratic debate on Wednesday night, the Op-Ed columnists Jamelle Bouie, Ross Douthat and Gail Collins will be meeting up (virtually) to provide live commentary and analysis.
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A year later, our Breakingviews columnists say, China remains an inward-looking power still more committed to keeping a tight grip on its domestic giants and leveraging "sharp power" around the world.
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It also didn't help that the achievement of Asians are often used to "prove" that America isn't racist by top columnists; that it's still a meritocracy if you just work hard enough.
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Splitfoot," in an interview with The Millions Faulkner's Debut This week, the Bookends columnists Zoë Heller and Francine Prose discuss William Faulkner's statement that "the writer's only responsibility is to his art.
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Yesterday, the supermodel stepped out in a long, cut-out black gown clutching a handful of roses — and the romance rumors starting flying as quickly as the gossip columnists' fingers could type.
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The initial hometown lovefest predictably curdled once local radio hosts and columnists suggested, much more than once, that he simply lacked the Herculean strength required to clean this particular Augean stable out.
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She was the first inmate to write a regular newspaper column from behind bars and her blog "Prison Diaries" has received Webby Awards and recognition from the National Society of Newspaper Columnists.
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Each week, technology reporters and columnists from The New York Times review the week's news, offering analysis and maybe a joke or two about the most important developments in the tech industry.
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But the moment my friend Cheryl took over the column, I realized the flaw in my approach, which is that people write to advice columnists because they want to be taken seriously.
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Columnists on the right conceded that the results marked bad news for Republicans in the midterms, though some, including one writer from Breitbart, stopped short of blaming Ed Gillespie's loss on Trumpism.
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Then, with the conservative-leaning Supreme Court back in session and a slew of big cases on the docket, the columnists debate whether Democrats should answer Republicans' constitutional hardball with their own.
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An unusually large scrum of journalists — editors, anchors, columnists, members of the international press corps hunting for some election action — converged on a standard Biden campaign stop on Thursday morning in Waukee.
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Run by a foundation, it has a strong reputation of independent reporting, and its reporters and columnists have been in prison many times over the years for breaking government or military taboos.
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There have been exceptions, but by far the most vocal critics of Trump on the right have been the columnists, political consultants and former Republican officeholders who don't need to face voters.
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Our Interpreter columnists came up with an interesting analogy for Western populism: entering its awkward teenage years, meaning able to have an influence on the household but too young to run it.
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Sometimes colleagues, sometimes rivals but always good friends, Jimmy Breslin and Pete Hamill gave voice to the city's masses as columnists in newspapers like The New York Post and The Daily News.
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She describes how a movement of "fifth columnists" that "congratulated itself on its ability to carry out a revolution beneath the radar of prying eyes" is looking to fundamentally undermine American democracy.
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There could never be enough content, and we were spectacularly fortunate to be in the exact right place at the right time, as the two TV columnists for Tony Soprano's favorite newspapers.
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After the editor, a cartoonist, and several columnists were arrested, Cumhuriyet's Tuesday edition ran with the headline "We won't give in" and left two columns blank, in solidarity with the detained staff.
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It's also the unfortunate reality that the comments of Brown's teammates will resonate far more strongly with fans and players across the league than all the columnists writing about domestic violence combined.
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Many prominent Saudis, including newspaper columnists, clerics and members of the advisory Shura Council, urged people not to share videos and photos of the attacks, saying they would feed into Houthi propaganda.
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This headline by Jim Saft, who died on Monday after suffering a stroke last month, was typical of the writing of one of Reuters smartest and most engaging columnists on investment and markets.
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Kirsten Gillibrand made it clear that she doesn't regret calling for Al Franken's resignation, despite the how-dare-she anger from prominent Democratic donors, conservative political columnists, and bored men on the internet.
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So, the indignant right-wing columnists who yearn for America to express a more direct, religiously inflected contempt for terrorists are missing the strength in what they misread as a sign of weakness.
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Right on cue, a large number of left-of-center academics and professional policy experts — backed up by a range of columnists and Twitter users — denounced the bill as another unworkable Sanders proposal.
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To be sure, French did seem like the longest of long-shots, an obscure National Review writer whose main distinguishing feature from other C-grade right-wing columnists was his anti-trans obsession.
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"I don't want to energize the group, and I disavow the group," Trump told a group of New York Times reporters and columnists during a meeting at the newspaper's headquarters in New York.
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While American baseball columnists endlessly debate the unspoken rules of the sport, drawing lines on just how much fun players and fans can have, the game in Japan felt unpredictable and unabashedly ecstatic.
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Figures such as Tom Steyer, the environmentalist and left-wing mega donor, are ready to fund an impeachment effort; columnists at the New York Times and the Washington Post are cheering them on.
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Aileen Mehle, who titillated readers with her rapier wit for five decades as "Suzy," the glamorous, nationally syndicated grande dame of tabloid society gossip columnists, died on Friday at her home in Manhattan.
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Two columnists for Business Day, Farhad Manjoo, who writes State of the Art on Thursdays, and Eduardo Porter, author of Economic Scene on Wednesdays, have just taken on these issues in different ways.
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Mr. Trump is meeting with representatives of several news organizations this week, including The New York Times, where he is scheduled to speak on Tuesday with editors, reporters, columnists and the newspaper's publisher.
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Mr. Zuckerman took control in 1993, but times were hard, even then, well before digital media threatened the business model that had produced newspaper barons, star columnists and city reporters with steady paychecks.
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In the aftermath of murder sprees, politicians, columnists and other prominent people suggest perfectly sensible reforms in hopes of reducing the lethality of these horrors or the ease with which they are mounted.
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Listen and subscribe to our podcast from your mobile device: Apple Podcasts | RadioPublic | Stitcher | Spotify | Google Play This week on "The Argument" podcast, the columnists connect the dots on President Trump and Russia.
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After they read one or more articles, ask them to apply what they've read by responding to questions posed to The Times's advice columnists in Social Q's, The Ethicist and The Sweet Spot.
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In the view of Gulf leaders, the Iran danger lurks everywhere, and Arab and Persian Shiites alike (even American citizens) are potential fifth columnists, who can infiltrate their societies to advance Iran's interests.
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Bits Each week, technology reporters and columnists from The New York Times review the week's news, offering analysis and maybe a joke or two about the most important developments in the tech industry.
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Mark Zuckerberg outlined some of the steps Facebook is taking to weed out fake news, as other suggestions rolled in from media critics, international fact-checking groups, college students, technologists and newspaper columnists.
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This year, the Times's editorial board — a group of opinion journalists and editors separate from The Times's op-ed columnists — broke from convention by endorsing two of them: Amy Klobuchar and Elizabeth Warren.
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This week on "The Argument," the columnists discuss the fallout from the fourth primary debate, where all the attention was on the senator from Massachusetts, and where the race could go from here.
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"As we've added columnists in recent years, we've added a new layer of editing on top of our traditional practices, to help accustom them to writing for Times Opinion," Bennet said over email.
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"Term limits for op-ed columnists...Let's make this happen, America!" tweeted Columbia University journalism professor Bill Grueskin while sharing a POLITICO column by Jack Shafer that looked critically at The Times' processes.
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Editors and columnists for News Corp were among the loudest defenders of Mr. Morrison after he faced blowback for vacationing in Hawaii as the worst of the fire season kicked off in December.
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The Times' Interpreter columnists weighed in on how the presence of the United States helped make Canada a wellspring of comedians, and how Canada has largely escaped the global wave of political populism.
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Our Interpreter columnists came up with an interesting analogy for Western populism: It is entering its awkward teenage years, they say, forceful enough to influence the household but too young to run it.
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This is a very good thing, since the question of why the world's wealthiest societies are failing to reproduce themselves is far too important to be left to weirdo Catholic columnists like myself.
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Later, Ashley Nicole Black, an Emmy-winning writer and correspondent for "Full Frontal with Samantha Bee," drops by to answer the columnists' questions about making light of a very dark year in politics.
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Last week, three columnists wrote about the growing rivalry between the party's progressives and moderates, and speculated as to which contingent could produce a candidate strong enough to take the presidency in 2020.
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The gatherings attracted a roster of right-of-center familiars: the columnists Mona Charen, David Frum and Jennifer Rubin; the former Oklahoma representative Mickey Edwards; and onetime Republican administration officials like Linda Chavez.
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Comedian Graham Norton, host of British television coverage of the annual musical showpiece, sparked debate between newspaper columnists in the two countries earlier this week when he described Australia's inclusion as "kind of stupid".
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For now, this is a crisis of the intellectual and power elite: "Morning" Joe Scarborough; his frequent guest Steve Schmidt; N.Y. Times columnist Bret Stephens; WashPost columnists George Will, Michael Gerson, and Max Boot.
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Our Interpreter columnists went to Sri Lanka to investigate Facebook's role in mob attacks against the minority Muslim population there earlier this year, which led the government to impose a nationwide state of emergency.
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In the end, we concluded with them that we would go back to the original plan of a small off-the-record session and a larger on-the-record session with reporters and columnists.
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Conservative columnists in CNN and the Washington Examiner have offered Democrats the helpful advice that they are going too far left, citing policies endorsed by Warren, Harris, and living meme Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
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There are considerably fewer columnists comparing Martial to Henry these days, not least because he seems to be struggling at Manchester United and has scored a mediocre seven goals in 28 appearances this campaign.
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The latest update to Microsoft's flagship gaming console is a very pretty box, and now we know why: Andrew Kim was part of the... Leah Reich was one of the first internet advice columnists.
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To the Editor: As someone who has come to expect only liberal orthodoxy from most Times columnists, I was pleasantly shocked (and that is not too strong a term) to read Nicholas Kristof's column.
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When conservative columnists write about Trump and fondly recall Richard Nixon's "madman theory" of international relations—a calculated unpredictability directed at the North Vietnamese—they tend to leave out that it did not work.
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As it became clear that the Republican candidate had achieved an upset, pro-government Turkish columnists, some of whom are also members of Parliament, began cheering it as a blow to the American establishment.
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The News once boasted A-list columnists including Liz Smith, Jimmy Breslin and Pete Hamill, but it has been worn down by a grinding tabloid war with the Rupert Murdoch-controlled New York Post.
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President Trump has threatened this long-accepted practice, promising to stop a caravan of migrants from reaching the U.S. But he's far from alone — many other countries flout global refugee rules, our columnists write.
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Our Interpreter columnists traveled to a small town in Germany that was the site of anti-refugee attacks after researchers completed a landmark study showing that Facebook made communities more prone to racial violence.
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I believe what happened is that the talking heads selectively screened out a possible victory of Donald Trump, and that columnists, bloggers and pundits of both parties simply missed the downward trend for Clinton.
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Sozcu newspaper columnists Emin Colasan and Necati Dogru and three editors are accused of assisting a movement led by Muslim cleric Fethullah Gülen, The Associated Press reported Monday, citing Turkey's state-run Anadolu Agency.
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At historic moments in American journalism the great columnists of the day, such as Walter Lippmann and James "Scotty" Reston, would rise above the claptrap and address great matters of state at critical moments.
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Huckabee's comments align with an argument that conservative columnists and politicians, including the president himself, have long used to attack "Hollywood" in the form of television shows, networks, actors and actresses, movie studios, etc.
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Those two sentences make for a pretty good causation versus correlation debate: Working at Goldman doesn't automatically make you a great Wall Street columnist or there would be many more great Wall Street columnists.
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They are pagans and Christians, vagabonds and military generals, newspaper columnists and victims of H.I.V. Some are looking for families, like the orphan girl vying for her neighbors' charity in a crowded Kampala boardinghouse.
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On premiere nights and Emmy celebrations, he could be found bear-hugging, cajoling and propping up writers, actors and producers, not to mention the magazine editors and columnists he had brought into his fold.
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The advice columnist–reader relationship confers a strange authority on the columnist, and in most cases, from what I can tell, the columnists just sort of claimed that authority for themselves and readers accepted it.
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If I am exhausted from constantly deflecting unwanted comments, I can only imagine how depleted Meghan must be, since she must contend with columnists and ordinary people on Twitter dissecting and judging her every move.
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So what we found is, when we got to this very public fight with City Hall and the taxi industry, there was a huge amount of institutional support from African-American clergy, political leaders, columnists.
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Republicans and conservative columnists (and some Democrats) have already derided initiatives in California and other states to let 16-year-olds vote in local elections, claiming that voters who don't pay taxes naturally lean liberal.
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Last year, one of the newspaper's columnists made the case for bringing self-driving cars to Miami: Miami is desperate for driverless cars because it is home to some of the world's worst human drivers.
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You can paint the fear of ISIS as overblown and irrational, as Obama suggested to columnists at the White House and in his State of the Union speech, but that's the wrong approach, Kayyem said.
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He acknowledged in a December off-the-record conversation with news columnists reported by The New York Times that his low-key approach left Americans' worried that he wasn't doing enough to ensure their security.
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In one of their slyest strokes, the Coens have cast Tilda Swinton as identical twin gossip columnists who hate each other and are always vying for the same dirt; Eddie manipulates them both like marionettes.
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Converts could find themselves in a no-man's-land, estranged from their own families but not fully accepted by "heritage Muslims" because they were seen as untrained in the faith or even as fifth columnists.
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"I telephoned Earl Wilson and told him, 'Earl, you always tell me I owe you a big one,'" Mr. Cavallero told Vanity Fair, referring to one of the best-known gossip columnists of the day.
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And so, despite sustained celebrity-laden advocacy campaigns and considerable coverage from columnists like my New York Times colleague Nicholas Kristof, eastern Congo never received sustained attention from American policy makers or the American public.
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On the same day as your news article, one of your columnists, Charles M. Blow, called Mr. Trump a "lunatic," while another, Paul Krugman, suggested that his "vision of America" was neo-Nazi in origin.
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Without encouraging readers to bypass our columnists' work, Krueger's book does a fine job describing the financial underpinnings of the music trade and pulling together the many still-shifting strands which will determine its future.
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To guide you through this final, delirious phase of the presidential campaign, The New York Times is drawing on our all-star team of reporters, columnists, magazine writers and analysts to create a new podcast.
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Many still hold influential roles as columnists or editors and have used their positions to keep the argument in the mainstream, while favoring a younger generation of writers who share their antipathy to trans people.
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The practice of democracy in the countryside is almost invisible to the television anchors and columnists and other influential urban compatriots who pay American prices for a cup of coffee in Lahore, Karachi and Islamabad.
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Retired players, news media columnists and even agents knew it: Apparently "the grandfather" of Dimitri Seluk, representative of Manchester City midfielder Yaya Toure, "could have won the league" with the Bayern team Guardiola had inherited.
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Gloria was at the top of my list — others included Tony Kushner, Cindy Sherman and Agnes Gund — because in my early 20s, I loved New York Magazine, and she was among the magazine's first columnists.
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Well, it started out with the idea that — first of all, the people need to know that you and I were both columnists in the Wall Street Journal, which in journalism is a big deal.
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And while columnists on the right pointed to legal arguments that supported Mick Mulvaney stepping into the interim leadership role, writers on the left bemoaned the Trump administration's attempt to destroy the bureau from within.
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Until moguls like Diller, who have the power to change the system, and columnists like Dowd, who can force them to confront reality, decide to help make change, things will almost certainly stay the same.
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Luiz is one of those players who have become featured cast members in the Premier League's soap opera: a fixation for social media, a regular source of material for radio phone-ins and newspaper columnists.
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Over the years, Mr. Skakel, a nephew of Ethel Kennedy, has attracted the attention of gossip columnists, TV crews and magazine writers as his case slowly moved through nearly every branch of Connecticut's judicial system.
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"Every time Elon Musk has a problem somewhere, I see these columnists with such glee: 'It's going to fail, I hope it goes in the tube, I hope he's going to ruin it,'" he continues.
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The newspaper became a target of Saudi internet attack campaigns in response to highly critical coverage of the kingdom after the murder of one of its columnists, Jamal Khashoggi, by Saudi operatives in October 4303.
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The scandal has gained traction among good-government groups and op-ed columnists, in large part because it is so easily understood: money for nothing, seemingly without approval from anyone other than the lawmakers themselves.
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As companies seek to dismantle anything resembling an old boy network and columnists call for the abolition of legacy college admissions, why would they not extend this same concern to those seeking the White House?
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Bits SAN FRANCISCO — Each week, technology reporters and columnists from The New York Times review the week's news, offering analysis and maybe a joke or two about the most important developments in the tech industry.
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While international columnists were fretting about the rise of Dutch far-right provocateur Geert Wilders, more than 5,000 people packed into an Amsterdam rock arena Thursday to hear one of his fiercest political rivals speak.
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Conservative bloggers and columnists say a "wave" of black mobs attacking whites at random has spread across the nation in places such as shopping malls, downtown tourist spots and even "Beat Whitey Nights" at Midwestern fairs.
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" She added: "In the end, we concluded with them that we would go back to the original plan of a small off-the-record session and a larger on-the-record session with reporters and columnists.
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Gossip columnists claimed Lewis Parfit had announced his intention to divorce Sebastian Knight in one of these booths, setting off a socialite quake that had shaken celebrity culture to its foundations from Addis Ababa to Seoul.
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Even though she started off as a throwaway henchwoman in Batman: The Animated Series, she's since exploded in popularity to become one of the most recognizable... Leah Reich was one of the first internet advice columnists.
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Some of the harshest criticism of the Republican president has come from mainstream conservative columnists like Max Boot, Jennifer Rubin, and George Will, and in respected conservative journals like National Review, Commentary, and The Weekly Standard.
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HRC RON Taj Palace Hotel, New Delhi, WJC RON Chappaqua, NY. In August 2010, Clinton hosted a two-hour off-the-record lunch in her outer office with national reporters and columnists who cover foreign policy.
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That, and provocative claims in Michael Wolff's new book, have prompted columnists from the right, left and center to debate President Trump's mental health — and whether it's appropriate to have the conversation in the first place.
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While edibles aren't inherently more dangerous, their effects are often delayed, so less knowledgeable users (including New York Times columnists) might consume more than they should, or kids may accidentally ingest them thinking they're regular candy.
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In 2019, an English teacher in Connecticut wrote for our site about how he does this exercise, in which his students choose from among columnists at The Times, The Washington Post and The Wall Street Journal.
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I think here of my own city—Chicago—where the members of the City Council whom columnists from Ben Hecht to Mike Royko used to mock now have more degrees than reporters of Hecht's generation had.
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Despite what many talking heads or columnists are saying, we — and they — really don't know the answer, because we're all simply not sure if the right (or at least most probative) questions were asked of Mueller.
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In the House, Speaker Nancy Pelosi also welcomed the idea on Friday, saying in a meeting with news columnists that she wanted to explore the possibility of legislation that would serve as a shutdown prevention act.
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We started an entrepreneurial, autonomous business that did conferences and websites, called AllThingsD that preceded Recode, while we, at first, for the first few years, while we were both still columnists at the Wall Street Journal.
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But it's important not to lose sight of the fact that there are many others — others who are not well-regarded columnists for prominent Western newspapers — who are still suffering for their views under the current regime.
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" And after President Trump's State of the Union address earlier this month, one of the paper's columnists, Peggy Noonan, tweeted that Ocasio-Cortez appeared "not spirited, warm and original" but rather, "sullen, teenaged and at a loss.
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PARIS — The New Day, Britain's youngest media start-up, has a little something for everyone: a digest of the day's top news, human-interest features, coverage of popular culture, sports, health and travel, and even advice columnists.
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Writers and bloggers say several cases of reporters being abducted and beaten, critical columnists being denied space, advertising business cut to media houses and sackings of TV commentators have created a climate of fear and self-censorship.
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Writers and bloggers say several cases of reporters being abducted and beaten, critical columnists being denied space, advertising business cut to media houses and sackings of TV commentators have created a climate of fear and self-censorship.
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Their enemies extend well beyond the hashtag resistance, and their fire is aimed, like a Catherine wheel, in all directions, hitting social justice warriors, elite universities, millennials, #MeToo, pussy hat–wearing women, and columnists at Teen Vogue.
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" "Our columnists, who produce the majority of Bloomberg Opinion's content, will continue to speak for themselves," Micklethwait said, "and we will continue to take some op-ed articles from outsiders (although not op-eds on the election).
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For a counterpoint, Ross Douthat, one of our Opinion columnists, argues that looking only at technology overlooks the root causes of the alienation that produces populism and pushes angry young men into the comment threads of hatemongers.
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Even usually pro-government columnists have criticized Peña Nieto for not demanding that Trump apologize for calling Mexicans criminals and rapists, and for boasting that he will build a wall at the border that Mexico will pay for.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Breakingviews columnists from Europe, Asia and the United States discuss what's ahead, including Donald Trump and inequality, how smaller M&A deals will shine over big acquisitions, and why Disney may ponder buying Netflix.
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CNN KFile investigative team earlier this month reported that it found "upwards of 85033 examples of plagiarism from numerous sources, including the copying with minor changes of news articles, other columnists, think tanks, and Wikipedia" in Crowley's book.
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Writers and bloggers say several cases of reporters being abducted and beaten, critical columnists being denied space, advertising business cut to media houses and sackings of unfavorable TV commentators have created a climate of fear and self-censorship.
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And in 1964, people working for Lyndon Johnson wrote hundreds of letters to Dear Abby and Ann Landers, the advice columnists, claiming to be ordinary citizens terrified by the thought of a Barry Goldwater administration, Mr. Cummins said.
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As western society becomes increasingly sexually-liberated and willing to have frank discussions about their romantic preferences and peccadilloes, an army of columnists, podcasters, and personalities have emerged to dole out advice to every conceivable sort of person.
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Now this usage thrives online, and particularly in women's and business media, where listicles and prolix advice columnists offer counsel on ways to recognize and, if necessary, purge toxic friends, lovers and bosses before they contaminate you too.
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In a March episode of the Times podcast "The Daily," Michael Barbaro sat down with the Times columnists Amanda Taub and Max Fisher to distill perception from reality in a discussion of what's driving political change in Europe.
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STEPHAN J. LEVITAN, NEW YORK To the Editor: After the Parkland shooting earlier this year, there were cries from your editorial board, your columnists and your outraged readers, demanding a ban on "assault weapons" and semiautomatic firearms generally.
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Earlier this year, the work of one of the paper's star columnists, Kevin Cullen, came under scrutiny for, among other things, implying that he was on the scene of the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing when he was not.
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This week on "The Argument," the columnists discuss his rise in 2020 polling, his spat with his rival progressive Elizabeth Warren and whether Sanders has been given short shrift by Democratic Party insiders and the national news media.
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From The New York Times: This week, columnists from the right, left and center were reacting to the president's blustery speech to the U.N. and Republicans' latest attempt to repeal the Affordable Care Act, the Graham-Cassidy bill.
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Follow a Columnist to Promote 'Inquiry and Open-Mindedness' Students choose different Times, Washington Post and Wall Street Journal columnists and analyze their rhetoric as a means of diving deep into issues and exploring a range of perspectives.
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In a recent off-the-record meeting with columnists, he emphasized that the Islamic State, also known as ISIS or ISIL, did not threaten the United States in a fundamental way, according to people who were in the room.
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Liberal columnists are united in shock that so many people voted for a man who inflamed racial, ethnic and religious tensions, insulted and mistreated women, and was deemed temperamentally unfit to be president, even by many of his supporters.
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Advice column format has been remarkably stable over the last 300 years — readers send in questions and columnists respond, with direct instructions, with straightforward answers to questions, or by using the question as launch point for a philosophical treatise.
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Dan Primack, one of the best-known columnists writing about the ins and outs of the venture business, is leaving his high-profile gig at Fortune magazine to join a new content startup from the co-founders of Politico.
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The Chamber of Commerce, conservative faith leaders, conservative columnists and Republican leaders all backed immigration reform, but in 2014, a Brookings Institute analysis observed that 97% of the Republican House members in the 113th Congress represented majority-white districts.
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"In the end, we concluded with them that we would go back to the original plan of a small off the record session and a larger on the record session with reporters and columnists," she said in a statement.
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When he wrote his last piece in 2003, he was one of America's most prominent conservative columnists, the most forceful advocate for George W. Bush's war in Iraq and the larger strategy of democracy promotion in the Middle East.
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My mother, Patricia Snow (yes, even columnists have mothers), in an essay for First Things earlier this year, suggested that any effective resistance to virtual reality's encroachments would need to be moral and religious, not just pragmatic and managerial.
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You may know that political candidates are far more likely than columnists to be accused of carpetbagging, since the Reconstruction-era term refers to, among others, someone who runs for office in a place he or she hardly knows.
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Hilal Kaplan, one of the most outspoken columnists, known to be close to the president and strongly anti-American, even suggested in her column Friday that the United States could be blamed as an accessory in Mr. Khashoggi's murder.
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Recently, the Books desk hired two graphic novels and comics columnists, Hillary Chute and Ed Park, to write alternating monthly reviews featuring graphic narratives, organized into categories, like black-and-white stories or, this month, stories featuring emotional absence.
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A day of reckoning along that path came earlier this month, when editorial page editor James Bennet did his part to broaden reader horizons by naming conservative Bret Stephens to the prestigious — and mostly liberal — roster of Times columnists.
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The book reported that after Nixon's staff discovered Mr. Vanocur and Mr. MacNeil's salaries ($21975,22015 and $21971,21980, respectively; the equivalent of about $21993,22004 and $19833,21983 today), the White House encouraged cartoonists and columnists to criticize their pay as excessive.
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Turkish academics and newspaper columnists who attended a briefing with him in July portray Albayrak, 40, as well-equipped for the job of steering the Turkish economy, casting him as hands-on and willing to listen to contrary views.
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ROB HIAASEN, CAPITAL GAZETTE EDITOR AND BROTHER OF AUTHOR CARL HIAASEN, IDENTIFIED AS NEWSROOM SHOOTING VICTIM Ramos reportedly had a history with the Capital Gazette, as reports said he sued the paper and one of its columnists for defamation in 2012.
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Because he is tall and strong and tends to experiment and adjust, and because he has been a good baseball player but not yet a great one, announcers, columnists, and fans use the words we've always used in these scenarios.
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So getting together in Davos helps me to prioritize coverage for our three-dozen columnists at Reuters Breakingviews who are tasked every day with making sense of global markets, economies and corporate finance for financial professionals from Toronto to Timbuktu.
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Jeanne Fleming and Leonard Schwarz, longtime financial ethics columnists for King Features Syndicate, conducted a survey of 800 people in the United States and found that more than one-third had a family member that was consistently asking for money.
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Those tensions spilled into the open on Monday night when the White House hosted a few dozen conservative reporters, editors, columnists and radio personalities for what was billed as a background briefing with Trump, his top advisers and communications staff.
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SHAUN BREIDBART Pelham, N.Y. To the Editor: I have been reading columnists of The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post and The New York Times as they all — in lock step — excoriate Donald Trump and, by implication, those who support him.
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Listen and subscribe to our podcast from your mobile device: Apple Podcasts | RadioPublic | Stitcher | Spotify | Google Play In the first episode of The Times's Opinion section's new podcast, "The Argument," the columnists debate if Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation broke the Supreme Court.
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The Thread RE: DINNER PARTIES Our food columnists — Dorie Greenspan, Gabrielle Hamilton, Samin Nosrat, Tejal Rao, Sam Sifton — wrote about the ageless charm of their dinner-party traditions, with stories from contributors on historical dinners, dinner-party flops and more.
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Listen and subscribe to our podcast from your mobile device: Apple Podcasts | RadioPublic | Stitcher | Spotify | Google Play | RSS Feed On the latest episode of "The Argument" podcast, the columnists respond to a listener's impassioned plea for a third major political party.
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While the Post's columnists include a heavy dose of neoconservatives alongside some traditional moderate liberals, the Post recently let go Harold Myerson, its one authentically liberal populist columnist who had the spirit of Occupy Wall Street and the Sanders campaign.
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In January, the president — along with the Republican National Committee (RNC) — mocked CNN, The Washington Post and other major outlets with the "Fake News Awards," attacking columnists and news organizations by name for spreading what the administration claimed were false stories.
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" — "An American in Washington" (1961) "Columnists' tendency to spend their time with life's winners and to lead lives of isolation from the less dazzling American realities makes it too easy for us sometimes to solve the nation's problems in 700 words.
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Below, Charles Costello, who teaches English at Greenwich High School in Connecticut, explains how a column by David Leonhardt inspired him to create "a yearlong exploration in inquiry and open-mindedness for my students" based on following New York Times columnists.
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Listen and subscribe to our podcast from your mobile device: Apple Podcasts | RadioPublic | Stitcher | Spotify | Google Play On a special New Year's episode of "The Argument," the columnists tackle some of the toughest questions that confronted them in 2018: yours.
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While Nancy Pelosi was meeting with a group of columnists yesterday, she pointed to a portrait of Abraham Lincoln hanging on a wall of her conference room and paraphrased a famous line of his that has long been a favorite of hers.
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When Trump won the presidency in November, newspaper columnists smugly claimed that we'd elected the first reality-television POTUS, lumping Trump in with his well-known reality show, and not his malevolent business practices, history of misogyny, or toxic social media persona.
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It might seem ironic, if you know the bureau's history, that the FBI is being cast as a bunch of defenders of the American republic by some in the #resistance, and as a bunch of fifth-columnists by some on the right.
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Our little delegation consisted of a photo editor or two, the deputy political editor, the national desk manager and me; our mission is to avoid surprises when 80 to 100 Times reporters, columnists, photographers, editors and support staff members show up in July.
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The lawlessness and menace became such that some of the young men Rawlence writes about, who had volunteered to try to keep the peace, were now forced to flee and hide in Nairobi's sprawling slums, where they were soon regarded as fifth columnists.
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The UK and French prime minsters have publicly denounced Trump's proposed ban on Muslims, a petition to block Trump from entering Britain received more than 500,000 signatures, and opinion columnists around the world—like their American counterparts—have been denouncing Trump for months.
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Ceyda Karan and Hikmet Cetinkaya, columnists for Cumhuriyet daily, had faced jail terms of up to 4-1/2 years for "insulting religious values" after they reprinted the caricature of the Prophet Mohammad following the January 2015 attacks on Charlie Hebdo in Paris.
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U.S. Ambassador to Israel David Friedman went on an unusual and probably unprecedented attack today against the Haaretz newspaper a day after one of its senior columnists published an op-ed criticizing his support for the Jewish settlements in the occupied West Bank.
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"If all of our columnists and all of our contributors and all of our editorials agreed all of the time we wouldn't be promoting the free exchange of ideas, and we wouldn't be serving our readers very well," he said in a statement.
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Each of the protests has unique motivations — such as corruption in the Czech Republic and a proposed extradition bill in Hong Kong — but they could be seen as manifestations of a global cry for increased accountability amid rising authoritarianism, write our Interpreter columnists.
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I co-host a podcast called "The Argument" with my fellow opinion columnists Ross Douthat and David Leonhardt, and find that the assumption of a basically friendly audience allows me to be a little looser, and maybe more vulnerable, than in other mediums.
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Listen and subscribe to our podcast from your mobile device: Apple Podcasts | RadioPublic | Stitcher | Spotify | Google Play This week on "The Argument" podcast, the columnists look ahead to the new year and debate just how much trouble 2019 holds for President Trump.
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Wall Street Journal tech columnists Joanna Stern and Geoffrey Fowler gave Samsung's Note 7 report a "C" for its failure to disclose what decisions led to the Note 7 explosions in the first place and push safety standards forward across the whole industry.
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A collection of travel tips and techniques, including a round-table discussion between the five writers who have served as Frugal Traveler columnists, suggestions for packing for long-term travel from our 52 Places Traveler, and ideas for tech gear, insurance and more.
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Sports of The Times Dave Anderson, the Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist who died on Thursday, worked in a time when sports columnists wrote four times a week, when their opinion and knowledge and initiative was pretty much on duty 168 hours a week.
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Its ranks included both National Review and its chief rival, The Weekly Standard , as well as most of the leading conservative newspaper columnists, countless scholars and policy wonks, and, quite possibly, the two Presidents Bush, both of whom declined to endorse Trump.
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The New York Times editorial board, established in 1896 by Adolph Ochs when he became the newspaper's publisher, is currently composed of 14 writers and editors drawn from the Times Opinion department, which also includes opinion columnists, Op-Ed editors and others.
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It features the Espresso morning briefing along with a seven-story selection: our latest news analysis; a timely piece from one of our columnists; a daily chart; highlights from the weekly edition; and a Moreover article that brings a change of pace.
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The passion of some online Sanders' backers — widely referred to as the Bernie Bros — have revived bad memories from 2016, when the campaign felt the need to have its supporters stop savaging Clinton staffers and female reporters, columnists and bloggers with misogynistic attacks.
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Mediator The reason I fell in love with newspapers — the printed kind — was because of the great columnists of the New York City tabloids, whose bylines hit the sidewalks like anvils when the delivery trucks dropped their bundled papers off at newsstands overnight.
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Does mastering these different forms, does it require reporters, columnists, people with bylines at the Times, to become more of a bold-face name themselves than the tradition, where, you know, you had a byline but you really just stood behind the story?
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Sparks tells me that the company plans to continue to link to a wide variety of sources in the future — so when guest columnists write something great and practical on Extra Crunch, we will help them to get this work featured in Holloway as well.
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Anti-trans sentiment among feminists here in the UK has long been a problem, inflamed by the popularity of affluent white columnists like Julie Bindel and academics such as Germaine Greer, and taken to dizzying extremes by users of popular online parenting forum Mumsnet.
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While it always seemed like a strange fit for Vardy, with various pundits, columnists and commentators expressing their misgivings as to how he would be utilised in North London, a move to the Emirates would have suited the narrative of Vardy's seemingly unstoppable climb.
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Since they published their first damning revision of the government's investigation, the experts have complained that their personal reputations and work have been consistently pilloried by well-known columnists in the media who have a tendency to give voice to interest groups within the government.
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In the meeting between the president and Sulzberger, there was no indication that the publisher of America's most influential newspaper feels the need to examine the charges of bias made against his reporters, editors and columnists, or why virtually all appear to favor liberal Democrats.
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And perhaps, much like the Washington Beltway columnists and talking heads who fetishize Vladimir Putin's "strength" and "leadership" as a means of expressing their disappointment with President Obama, perhaps Dugin is projecting onto Trump what he had hoped to see from Putin but never got.
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It sounds far-fetched, like a cautionary tale about STDs dreamed up by Daily Mail columnists, but a similar story did happen in 1996: In the sleepy suburbs of Atlanta, over 200 teens who had engaged in group sex were affected in a syphilis outbreak.
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Days before the singer was due to perform at the National Rugby League (NRL) Grand Final, conservative columnists and newspapers started a fierce campaign against the performance, which was due to include a rendition of the star's LGBT rights anthem, "Same Love," among other hits.
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That's part of his appeal, at least to a certain crowd—he's given speeches with former Republican Ohio Governor John Kasich about bipartisanship, and op-ed columnists have fantasized about a centrist dream ticket that would include Biden and either Kasich or Mitt Romney.
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Through veiled statements to sympathetic media outlets, and then reinforced by columnists that have a direct line to the highest levels of government, the message of U.S. involvement is reinforced with conspiracy theories and expressions of regret about the lack of American support to Turkey.
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In the first episode, three op-ed columnists with wildly divergent views — Ross Douthat, Michelle Goldberg and David Leonhardt — take on the question of the legitimacy of the Supreme Court, as well as the political consequences of Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation and the #MeToo movement generally.
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So instead of the dark horses who caught his eye or the female rising star his base and some noisy columnists kept touting, he circled back to the best-known, deepest-resumed, most-vouched-for choice, and gave us Judge Brett Kavanaugh as the nominee.
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Listen and subscribe to our podcast from your mobile device: Apple Podcasts | RadioPublic | Stitcher | Spotify | Google Play In the latest episode of the Opinion podcast, "The Argument," the columnists debate just how rotten America's democratic system has become and how it could be fixed.
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As a feminist approaching adulthood just as more women in the industry were pushing to reclaim porn and reprioritize female desire, I'd already consumed everything I could find on this topic, including articles, films, and books by feminist porn directors, columnists, and sex workers.
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Listen and subscribe to our podcast from your mobile device: Apple Podcasts | RadioPublic | Stitcher | Spotify | Google Play In the post-midterm election episode of "The Argument," the columnists debate what Democratic gains in the House and Republican gains in the Senate portend for the country.
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Opinion Columnist There is much about the future that keeps me up at night — A.I. weaponry, undetectable viral deepfakes, indefatigable and infinitely wise robotic op-ed columnists — but in the last few years, one technological threat has blipped my fear radar much faster than others.
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It was there, and later as ambassador to the United Nations, that he honed his formidable public relations skills (known as "hasbara" in Hebrew), befriending columnists, talk-show hosts and influential and wealthy Jewish and other Americans, including the real-estate entrepreneur Donald Trump.
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Thanks to all of you for reading my columns in 2017 — well, most of my columns, even if you did leave a few to my mom and me — and let's hope for a calm and peaceful 2018 that gives columnists nothing to rage about.
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Trump was "cordial and critical," according to the paper, in contrast to the dressing-down he gave the television representatives, and candidly told the select group of top editors, columnists and political reporters assembled for his Times meeting that he hopes to develop a better relationship.
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Our Interpreter columnists divided the U.S. options into three categories: limited punitive strikes, actions to make the war costlier for the Syrian government (like arming opposition fighters), and extensive strikes that could throw millions more lives into chaos — and possibly risk a direct confrontation with Russia.
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Audiences are fine with racism or misogyny; people were prepared to forgive him for throwing a big online tantrum over a film he didn't like; plenty of stuffy columnists didn't mind him encouraging American college students to inform the immigration authorities on any suspiciously Mexican-seeming classmates.
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Prominent among these handwringers are such centrist-to-conservative New York Times columnists as David Brooks, who tells us that any and every piece of resistance to Trump and his party is off-key, unnuanced, and put forward by insular, lefty elites living in their own bubbles.
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I hope millions of Americans will get to know her, perhaps for the first time over the course of this presidential campaign, as she really is — not the false portrayals conveyed by certain especially hateful columnists from the mainstream media as well as far-right publications.
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Williamson's elevation to mainstream credibility comes amidst a rolling debate over the role of conservative columnists in political discourse, one that has largely focused on the op-ed page of The New York Times, which is run by the former editor of The Atlantic, James Bennet.
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Míriam Leitão, an economic historian and one of Brazil's most influential columnists, said the Workers' Party was using the debate over women in politics to try to discredit the impeachment process because it cost the party the presidency it had held for more than 13 years.
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When you first heard of the gunman storming the newsroom and slaughtering editors, columnists and a sales assistant, wasn't your first thought that the newspaper might have been victimized by the current political climate that has, at times, demonized press coverage of the current presidential administration?
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In 2009, many mainstream voices, notably Washington Post columnists Anne Applebaum and Richard Cohen, defended Roman Polanski against rape accusations, arguing that he was the victim of judicial misconduct and noting that the victim (who was 13 years old at the time of rape) had forgiven Polanski.
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Other conservative figures, including the columnists George F. Will, Charles Krauthammer, William Kristol, Kathleen Parker, and Michael Gerson, have been deeply and eloquently disdainful, but many of these same people had missed repeated opportunities over the years to identify and condemn the party's drift to radicalism.
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A blunt speaker who has laid out the case for tighter monetary policies in more than 30 public speeches over the last three years, he was called "the Ranbir Kapoor of banking," a reference to a Bollywood superstar, by one of the country's longest-running columnists.
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" They went on to blast the prevalence of #NeverTrump conservatives on The Post's op-ed pages: "How can an average reader take the Post's opinion section seriously when, of its numerous regular columnists, none can be found which defend the policies of our nation's elected president?
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Listen and subscribe to our podcast from your mobile device: Apple Podcasts | RadioPublic | Stitcher | Spotify | Google Play On the new episode of "The Argument," the columnists find themselves in agreement over Amazon's uninspired choice of locations for its second headquarters: the New York and Washington metro areas.
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The Travel Tips Issue A collection of travel tips and techniques, including a round-table discussion between the five writers who have served as Frugal Traveler columnists, suggestions for packing for long-term travel from our 52 Places Traveler, and ideas for tech gear, insurance and more.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Hillary Clinton's Absolution," by Frank Bruni (column, May 7): Ever since Hillary Clinton came onto the national political scene, pundits and columnists have been asking variations of the question Frank Bruni poses: Why can't we see more of the "real" Hillary?
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Married at least eight times, calling everyone "Dahlink," flaunting a diamonds-and-furs lifestyle and abetted by gossip columnists and tabloid headline writers, Ms. Gabor played the coifed platinum femme fatale in plunging necklines in dozens of film and television roles, many of them cameos as herself.
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Some Times Op-Ed columnists and contributors, including Nicholas Kristof, Robert J. Spitzer and Roxanne Gay, believe that the United States needs stricter gun control laws, while conservative writer Ross Douthat argues that tighter gun regulations might not necessarily be the solution to preventing mass shootings.
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