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Release the Torture Reports
Official documents of interrogation abuses done in the aftermath of the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, should be public.
December 20, 2013, FridayMs. Merkel’s Third Term
The new German government will hang on to harmful demands for austerity.
December 20, 2013, FridayTurn Off the Data Vacuum
President Obama can quickly adopt a new call for an end to the ineffective and constitutionally dangerous dragnet surveillance.
December 19, 2013, ThursdayTunisia’s Reawakening
After inspiring many of its neighbors at the onset of the Arab Spring, it is Tunisia that again could show the way to get the transitions to democracy back on track.
December 19, 2013, ThursdayAn Epidemic of Attention Deficit Disorder
The tactics used by pharmaceutical companies to drive up diagnosis and sales of their drugs were brazen, often misleading and sometimes deceitful.
December 19, 2013, Thursday
Why Other Countries Teach Better
The United States has much to learn from other countries, especially in preparing teachers and paying for schools.
December 18, 2013, Wednesday
Q. & A. With Arthur Levine
A longtime critic of the quality of teacher preparation in the United States.
December 18, 2013, WednesdayDiscrimination in Sochi
Will athletes be able to wear a rainbow-colored armband or a pin to show support of gay rights at the Winter Olympics in Russia?
December 17, 2013, TuesdayThe Next Chapter for Derivatives Regulation
Weak nominees to the C.F.T.C. will jeopardize the progress that has been made on a crucial part of financial reform.
December 17, 2013, TuesdayA Powerful Rebuke of Mass Surveillance
At last, a federal judge reviews and rules against the National Security Agency’s phone-data collection program.
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Editorials: The Aftermath of 9/11
A collection of editorials traces the Times editorial board’s observations and policy proposals for a shaken country and a shifting world.
Redistricting, New York Style
Mapmaking in New York is a dark art form designed to make certain that incumbents in the majority party are safe from electoral competition.
Editorial Notebook — Impressions of Haiti
Three months after the devastating earthquake struck Port-au-Prince, Lawrence Downes shares his thoughts and photographs.
Albany's Gallery of Rogues
New York State legislators who have faced criminal charges while in office in the past five years.
Talk to The Times: Editorial Page Editor Andrew Rosenthal
Andrew Rosenthal, the editorial page editor, answered readers' questions April 13-17, 2009.
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A Long Battle for the Hudson River
Milestones in the decades-long duel between the Environmental Protection Agency and General Electric to purge the Hudson River of toxic chemicals.
New York Times Endorsements Through the Ages
A collection of The Times's endorsements for the presidency, from Abraham Lincoln in 1860 through the editorial board's choice of Senator Barack Obama this year.
Immigration Standoff in Phoenix
Protests outside a furniture store have become a flashpoint in the debate over the presence of undocumented workers.
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