News Analysis Even ‘The Bachelor’ Can’t Find a Man In the new season, vastly overqualified women will, once again, compete for the attention of a mediocre man. This time he drives racecars. By AMANDA HESS
Gray Matter How to Fix the Person You Love It’s hard to make our spouses feel valued and accepted while pushing them to be the best they can be. By ELI J. FINKEL
Contributing Op-Ed Writer Miami Always Thinks the Storm Will Turn It’s not going to be that bad, we say, until it’s too late. By JENNINE CAPÓ CRUCET
Opinion The Psychic Toll of Trump’s DACA Decision Undocumented immigrants have long suffered while living in legal limbo. The Trump administration is making it far worse. By KARLA CORNEJO VILLAVICENCIO
Opinion What the Rich Won’t Tell You “There’s nobody who knows how much we spend. You’re the only person I ever said those numbers to out loud.” By RACHEL SHERMAN
Opinion The Book That Made Us Feminists Betty Friedan pointed out the problem that had no name. In “Sexual Politics,” Kate Millett named it and explained its cause. By CAROL J. ADAMS
Letters The Moral Debate Over Statues Readers disagree on the standards that should be used to decide whether monuments should remain, discussing Columbus, Robert E. Lee and others.
Opinion Instagram Your Leftovers: History Depends on It A food historian says everyday, forgettable meals are where the real stories are. By LAURA SHAPIRO
Gray Matter Outlawing War? It Actually Worked A 1928 pact brought an end to the right of conquest and changed the way states behave. By OONA A. HATHAWAY and SCOTT J. SHAPIRO
Opinion In El Salvador, ‘Girls Are a Problem’ Salvadoran women are facing an epidemic of violence fueled by impunity and a culture that normalizes machismo. By CATALINA LOBO-GUERRERO
Opinion Is Trump Really Pro-Worker? He talks about his love for miners and factory workers. So far, he hasn’t done much to show it. By STEVEN GREENHOUSE
Opinion Goodbye, Yosemite. Hello, What? Confederate statues are not our only monuments to self-delusion. By DANIEL DUANE
Opinion Stephen Miller Is the Enemy of My Dreams Sometimes what you’re looking for has been right there all along, shouting over women on cable news shows. By MAEVE HIGGINS
Contributing Op-Ed Writer Houston Needs a Hand An anti-government stance made Hurricane Harvey’s impact worse. Can big government now make things better? By MIMI SWARTZ
Editorial Observer Can Melania Trump Rise Above It All? Stiletto heels won’t help, but she could bring some grace to the chaos. By ELIZABETH WILLIAMSON
Contributing Op-Ed Writer Don’t Suspend Students. Empathize. Discipline can be a lose-lose proposition. Here’s a different method. By DAVID L. KIRP
Op-Ed Columnist Right-Wing Books, Wrong Answers A professional deceiver and a high-minded conservative reach the same dead end. By ROSS DOUTHAT
Editorial The False Promises in President Trump’s Tax Plan Mr. Trump says that all Americans will win big from tax cuts on businesses and the wealthy. It’s a tough sell because it’s not true.
Op-Ed Columnist The Real Campus Scourge No safe space or trigger warning lifts the sting of a cold new world. By FRANK BRUNI
Contributing Op-Ed Writer The Best Era for Working Women Was 20 Years Ago Were the 1990s a peak never to be seen again? By BRYCE COVERT
News Analysis Even ‘The Bachelor’ Can’t Find a Man In the new season, vastly overqualified women will, once again, compete for the attention of a mediocre man. This time he drives racecars. By AMANDA HESS
Gray Matter How to Fix the Person You Love It’s hard to make our spouses feel valued and accepted while pushing them to be the best they can be. By ELI J. FINKEL
Contributing Op-Ed Writer Miami Always Thinks the Storm Will Turn It’s not going to be that bad, we say, until it’s too late. By JENNINE CAPÓ CRUCET
Opinion The Psychic Toll of Trump’s DACA Decision Undocumented immigrants have long suffered while living in legal limbo. The Trump administration is making it far worse. By KARLA CORNEJO VILLAVICENCIO
Opinion What the Rich Won’t Tell You “There’s nobody who knows how much we spend. You’re the only person I ever said those numbers to out loud.” By RACHEL SHERMAN
Opinion The Book That Made Us Feminists Betty Friedan pointed out the problem that had no name. In “Sexual Politics,” Kate Millett named it and explained its cause. By CAROL J. ADAMS
Letters The Moral Debate Over Statues Readers disagree on the standards that should be used to decide whether monuments should remain, discussing Columbus, Robert E. Lee and others.
Opinion Instagram Your Leftovers: History Depends on It A food historian says everyday, forgettable meals are where the real stories are. By LAURA SHAPIRO
Gray Matter Outlawing War? It Actually Worked A 1928 pact brought an end to the right of conquest and changed the way states behave. By OONA A. HATHAWAY and SCOTT J. SHAPIRO
Opinion In El Salvador, ‘Girls Are a Problem’ Salvadoran women are facing an epidemic of violence fueled by impunity and a culture that normalizes machismo. By CATALINA LOBO-GUERRERO
Opinion Is Trump Really Pro-Worker? He talks about his love for miners and factory workers. So far, he hasn’t done much to show it. By STEVEN GREENHOUSE
Opinion Goodbye, Yosemite. Hello, What? Confederate statues are not our only monuments to self-delusion. By DANIEL DUANE
Opinion Stephen Miller Is the Enemy of My Dreams Sometimes what you’re looking for has been right there all along, shouting over women on cable news shows. By MAEVE HIGGINS
Contributing Op-Ed Writer Houston Needs a Hand An anti-government stance made Hurricane Harvey’s impact worse. Can big government now make things better? By MIMI SWARTZ
Editorial Observer Can Melania Trump Rise Above It All? Stiletto heels won’t help, but she could bring some grace to the chaos. By ELIZABETH WILLIAMSON
Contributing Op-Ed Writer Don’t Suspend Students. Empathize. Discipline can be a lose-lose proposition. Here’s a different method. By DAVID L. KIRP
Op-Ed Columnist Right-Wing Books, Wrong Answers A professional deceiver and a high-minded conservative reach the same dead end. By ROSS DOUTHAT
Editorial The False Promises in President Trump’s Tax Plan Mr. Trump says that all Americans will win big from tax cuts on businesses and the wealthy. It’s a tough sell because it’s not true.
Op-Ed Columnist The Real Campus Scourge No safe space or trigger warning lifts the sting of a cold new world. By FRANK BRUNI
Contributing Op-Ed Writer The Best Era for Working Women Was 20 Years Ago Were the 1990s a peak never to be seen again? By BRYCE COVERT