Bret Stephens: Belated happy new year, Gail. I was hoping we could celebrate the arrival of 2021 by never mentioning Donald Trump’s name again, except maybe as a punchline to jokes involving foul-mouthed parrots. But then our friends at The Washington Post broke the news […] I barely even feel the needle. It is over so quickly that I begin to take it all in only afterward, as I claim a seat in the waiting area. There are a handful of us there, each of us newly vaccinated and waiting the […] The next few months will be hell in terms of politics, epidemiology and economics. But at some point in 2021 things will start getting better. And there’s good reason to believe that once the good news starts, the improvement in our condition will be much […] The coronavirus has forced the kind of work experimentation that would have taken a decade otherwise. By Kara Swisher Contributing Opinion Writer No one expected 2020 to turn out the way it did. The worst I imagined for this year, in my annual list of […] I’m thinking of the weight we’ve all been carrying this year, in my city and everywhere else. By Margaret Renkl Contributing Opinion Writer NASHVILLE — If years were musical genres, 2020 would be a country song — or maybe a blues album, or possibly gospel. […] What’s behind the E.U.-China investment agreement. By Melina Delkic Good morning. We’re covering what to expect from a major E.U.-China deal, new data showing a much higher coronavirus death toll in Russia and how Spain’s co-op grocery stores are offering workers protection during economic turmoil. […] Want to get The Morning by email? Here’s the sign-up. Good morning. The House votes for bigger stimulus checks. A ban on most evictions in New York. But first, a story of far-right extremism in Germany. Today, The Times’s Berlin bureau chief, Katrin Bennhold, tells […] To the Editor: Re “My Regrets Working for Trump,” by Erica Newland (Op-Ed, Dec. 21): The participants in the Trump administration are now coming out in droves to salvage or reinvent their careers and image. Erica Newland, a lawyer in the Justice Department, adds her […] To the Editor: “Heat on Biden Over Diversity Grows Intense” (front page, Dec. 13) immediately brought to mind what confirmation of Gen. Lloyd Austin as defense secretary could mean to young Black boys. For high-profile role models, Black males in their formative years have limited […] In January 2015, seven months into his premiership, India’s usually sure-footed leader made an uncharacteristic misstep when he appeared alongside then US President Barack Obama in an elegant dark suit whose stripes in gold lettering were embroidered with his own name, Narendra Damodardas Modi. Mr […]
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