Today's Editorials
Europe’s Ambitious Climate Goal
By THE EDITORIAL BOARD
A plan to steeply cut greenhouse gas emissions is an important step forward and a signal to other nations to set some aggressive goals of their own. 
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Although many people in Bangladesh would deny it, we practice our own form of slavery. Comments
Jan Bajtlik
FRANK BRUNI
Toward Better Teachers
In a new book and an interview, the former head of the nation’s largest school system confronts teacher performance. Comments
THOMAS L. FRIEDMAN
ISIS and Vietnam
There are parallels between the war in Vietnam and the conflict now in Iraq and Syria that haven’t been fully explored. Comments
MURITHI MUTIGA
Ending ‘Poorism’ in Kenya
Poverty tourism has many critics, but people like the rapper Octopizzo insist that it has positive aspects.
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Taking Back Hong Kong's Future
By JOSHUA WONG CHI-FUNG
The young protesters want what everybody else in an advanced society seems to have: a say in how we are governed.
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The Persecution of the Rohingya
By THE EDITORIAL BOARD
Myanmar's government is waging a brutal campaign to expel the Muslim minority.
THOMAS B. EDSALL
Nothing in Moderation
What if ordinary voters are even more extreme in their views than members of Congress? Comments
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It’s Game Over for ‘Gamers’
By ANITA SARKEESIAN
Gaming offers a wonderful variety of experience to a diverse audience. It’s no longer just a boys’ club. Comments
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The Dangers of Quarantines
By THE EDITORIAL BOARD
Policies that will reduce the chances of recruiting volunteers — without actually protecting the public — will only make the Ebola crisis worse. Comments
Op-Ed Contributor
A Town Shouldn’t Fight the Islamic State Alone
By MEYSA ABDO
A commander of the resistance in Kobani, Syria, on what the town needs in order to fend off an assault by militants.
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Weak Oversight, Deadly Cars
By CLARENCE DITLOW and RALPH NADER
When an auto safety regulator doesn’t know he has subpoena power, consumers are in peril. Comments
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Bullies Outside the Classroom
Should schools regulate the off-campus, online behavior of their students?
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London’s Housing Boom
By RENI EDDO-LODGE
The old East End has had such a glittering makeover that only the glitterati can afford it. Comments
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Can You Expect Comity or Conflict in a Republican-Controlled Senate?
By JOHN GUIDA
If Mitch McConnell becomes Senate majority leader, options include deal making or more dysfunction.
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Political Infections
By DAVID BROOKS and GAIL COLLINS
Brooks and Collins on conflicting responses to Ebola, the meaning of the midterms and the pleasure of voting for effective crooks.
JULIA BAIRD
How We Misread Renée’s Face
The actress's new look has received merciless scrutiny. But beauty resides in charm, not physical features. Comments
Andrew Groves
Letters
Comparing Schools, Big and Small
Patrick Chappatte
Britain’s Big Europe Bill
Patrick Chappatte
The European Union has threatened to fine Britain unless it pays a bill for £1.7 billion ($2.7 billion).
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‘San Quentin’s Giants’
By CLAYTON WORFOLK
At one of California’s most notorious prisons, baseball teams take the field. Comments
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