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An Obama campaign staffer stars in the shimmering autobiographical novel 'Great Expectations'
Fiction allows author Vinson Cunningham to find small moments of beauty in ways that a memoir of his own campaign experience would not.
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Letters to the Editor: Oh, now they care about privacy? The TikTok panic is political theater
There's little consequence when a U.S. company is responsible for a major breach of Americans' data. So why the righteous panic over TikTok?
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Letters to the Editor: Don't let Israel's far right succeed in reoccupying Gaza after the war
Readers discuss a Times article on the Israeli far right's effort to resettle the Gaza Strip after making inroads in their country's military and government.
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Letters to the Editor: Why doctors don't trust Republicans' assurances on abortion exceptions
Doctors want clear guidelines on abortion exceptions in states where the procedure is mostly banned. So far, those states haven't helped.
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Abcarian: Flamin' Hot Cheetos and iPhones are ruining my kid and yours
I'll take all the help I can get prying the smartphone out of my 13-year-old niece's messy orange hands.
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Editorial: Why it's smart for universities to bring back the SAT requirement
Making the SAT optional hurt college admissions. Universities such as MIT, Brown and Dartmouth are returning to tests. That's a good trend for students.
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Letters to the Editor: I'm a moderate Republican who wants the party saved from Trumpism
A reader who says his ancestors were among the 'huddled masses' fleeing tyranny expresses disgust at the Trumpist takeover of the GOP establishment.
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Letters to the Editor: The idea that Black people cannot be racist is preposterous
Readers respond to Clyde Ford's op-ed article defending former WNBA star Sheryl Swoopes' claim that Black people cannot be racist.
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Opinion: Elder care workers will always be essential. Will they always be underpaid? Send in the robots
The economics of caregiving just don't support decent wages, but history points to a solution for limited human attention: technological innovation.
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