Vietnam '67 The Cold Warrior Who Never Apologized Walt Rostow, an M.I.T. professor turned national security adviser, epitomized the overweening confidence of the civilian strategists of Vietnam. By JONATHAN STEVENSON
Op-Ed Contributor Where There’s Fire, There’s Smoke Out West, the ash in the air has literally changed how we look at the world. By JASON MARK
Op-Ed Contributor Facebook Wins, Democracy Loses The social network profits off letting anyone anonymously target voters with propaganda. By SIVA VAIDHYANATHAN
Op-Ed Columnist Betsy DeVos Ends a Campus Witch Hunt Liberals can learn from this ugly saga of creeping authoritarianism. By BRET STEPHENS
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
Op-Ed Columnist On Hurricane Irma Irma is one of the most powerful Atlantic hurricanes ever recorded. By PATRICK CHAPPATTE
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
Op-Ed Contributor How to Understand Israel’s Strike on Syria This week’s attack represents a major strategic and moral improvement in the Jewish state’s policy toward the Assad regime, Iran and Hezbollah. By AMOS YADLIN
Op-Ed Contributor Florida Is Due for a Reckoning. Will Irma Be It? Despite its vulnerability to hurricanes, the state continues to encourage growth and building in dangerous places. By ASHLEY DAWSON
Op-Ed Contributor Howard Jacobson: The Great British Shambles This stubborn attachment to Brexit is like being tied to a dying animal. By HOWARD JACOBSON
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
Op-Ed Contributor Swap DACA for Wall Funding? No Way! Suddenly Trump and the Democrats are making deals. Here’s one the party should avoid. By MICHAEL TOMASKY
Op-Ed Contributor Christine Todd Whitman: How Not to Run the E.P.A. The agency is too important to treat like a reality TV show. People’s lives and our country’s resources are at stake. By CHRISTINE TODD WHITMAN
Op-Ed Contributor Hands Up. It’s Showtime. Long before President Trump, the militarization of police was being shaped by fantasy and entertainment. By KURT ANDERSEN
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
Op-Ed Contributor It’s the DACA Decision, Not Hurricane Harvey, That May Tear Houston Apart Jeff Sessions called the choice to end DACA “the compassionate thing.” But that doesn’t look like any kind of compassion I’ve seen here. By LACY M. JOHNSON
Op-Ed Contributor Roger Waters: Congress Shouldn’t Silence Human Rights Advocates Lawmakers from both parties want to criminalize boycotting Israel. That’s un-American. By ROGER WATERS
Opinion The Struggle After the Storm The survivors of Hurricanes Harvey and Irma have a long, painful recovery ahead of them. I’ve been there. By MICHAEL G. WHITE
Vietnam '67 The Cold Warrior Who Never Apologized Walt Rostow, an M.I.T. professor turned national security adviser, epitomized the overweening confidence of the civilian strategists of Vietnam. By JONATHAN STEVENSON
Op-Ed Contributor Where There’s Fire, There’s Smoke Out West, the ash in the air has literally changed how we look at the world. By JASON MARK
Op-Ed Contributor Facebook Wins, Democracy Loses The social network profits off letting anyone anonymously target voters with propaganda. By SIVA VAIDHYANATHAN
Op-Ed Columnist Betsy DeVos Ends a Campus Witch Hunt Liberals can learn from this ugly saga of creeping authoritarianism. By BRET STEPHENS
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
Op-Ed Columnist On Hurricane Irma Irma is one of the most powerful Atlantic hurricanes ever recorded. By PATRICK CHAPPATTE
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
Op-Ed Contributor How to Understand Israel’s Strike on Syria This week’s attack represents a major strategic and moral improvement in the Jewish state’s policy toward the Assad regime, Iran and Hezbollah. By AMOS YADLIN
Op-Ed Contributor Florida Is Due for a Reckoning. Will Irma Be It? Despite its vulnerability to hurricanes, the state continues to encourage growth and building in dangerous places. By ASHLEY DAWSON
Op-Ed Contributor Howard Jacobson: The Great British Shambles This stubborn attachment to Brexit is like being tied to a dying animal. By HOWARD JACOBSON
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
Op-Ed Contributor Swap DACA for Wall Funding? No Way! Suddenly Trump and the Democrats are making deals. Here’s one the party should avoid. By MICHAEL TOMASKY
Op-Ed Contributor Christine Todd Whitman: How Not to Run the E.P.A. The agency is too important to treat like a reality TV show. People’s lives and our country’s resources are at stake. By CHRISTINE TODD WHITMAN
Op-Ed Contributor Hands Up. It’s Showtime. Long before President Trump, the militarization of police was being shaped by fantasy and entertainment. By KURT ANDERSEN
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
Op-Ed Contributor It’s the DACA Decision, Not Hurricane Harvey, That May Tear Houston Apart Jeff Sessions called the choice to end DACA “the compassionate thing.” But that doesn’t look like any kind of compassion I’ve seen here. By LACY M. JOHNSON
Op-Ed Contributor Roger Waters: Congress Shouldn’t Silence Human Rights Advocates Lawmakers from both parties want to criminalize boycotting Israel. That’s un-American. By ROGER WATERS
Opinion The Struggle After the Storm The survivors of Hurricanes Harvey and Irma have a long, painful recovery ahead of them. I’ve been there. By MICHAEL G. WHITE