October 5, 2012
Opinion Today
Campaign Stops
Pity the Plutocrats
By THOMAS FRANK
Why do the well-to-do whine so? Why do they wring their hands?
Opinionator
Idiot's Delight
By TIMOTHY EGAN
At this point in the campaign, how can the undecideds expect to have anyone's support?
Op-Ed Contributor
Moving Beyond Affirmative Action
By THOMAS J. ESPENSHADE
A Supreme Court ruling against the University of Texas might put ethnic and racial diversity on college campuses on a firmer footing for the long term.
Room for Debate
Is Islam an Obstacle to Democracy?
If Arab nations were to "draw on Islamic traditions," would they favor democratic government?
Opinionator | The Stone
Haidt's Problem With Plato
By GARY GUTTING
In "The Righteous Mind," Jonathan Haidt argues that psychologists have overturned philosophers' view of reason. But there are ways for the two groups to work together.
Latitude
In the Eyes of the Beholden
By JONATHAN BLITZER
The economic crisis has put Spain center stage in the Continent-wide drama, but Spaniards are feeling cut out of their own story.
CommentADVERTISEMENT
Editorial
Peace Talks With the Taliban
The Obama administration should not abandon efforts for a negotiated solution in Afghanistan.
Editorial
Fair Tests for Firefighters
A federal judge has pushed the city toward ending racial bias in the Fire Department.
Editorial
The Documented Life
President Obama's program to suspend deportation of young immigrants comes with a daunting paperwork challenge, but progress is being made.
Editorial
A Challenge to Aspiring Lawyers
New York State's chief judge unveiled a groundbreaking rule that will require law students to perform 50 hours of pro bono legal work.
Today's Columns
 | Paul Krugman: Romney's Sick Joke |
| | David Brooks: Moderate Mitt Returns! |
| | Roger Cohen: In the Time of Skinny Cows |
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Taking Note
About That '$90 Billion' Green Energy Tax Break
By ROBERT B. SEMPLE JR.
Mitt Romney's energy policy whoppers.
The Conscience of a Liberal
Wages, Prices, Depressions, Deficits (Wonkish)
By PAUL KRUGMAN
Mind that output gap.
Evaluations
A Rout and Its Consequences
By ROSS DOUTHAT
Some notes on last night's presidential debate.
Nicholas D. Kristof Blog
The Diaoyu/Senkaku Islands: A Japanese Scholar Responds
By TAKAYUKI NISHI
Guest blogger Takayuki Nishi argues that China contradicts itself when it claims that the Senkaku/Diaoyu Islands are inherently Chinese territory.
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