Op-Ed Columnist: The Service of Snowdenby By ROGER COHEN
Deluded geek endangering his country or brave American? History will judge Snowden kindly.
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Two readers describe their feelings upon hearing about the Supreme Court decisions.
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Opinionator: The Up-in-the-Air President by By TIMOTHY EGAN
Obama’s policies are sound and have majority support. It’s his fear of taking the fight to Republicans that is so maddening.
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Op-Ed Columnist: A Nation of Mutts by By DAVID BROOKS
There’s a fluid, hybrid New America before us. What is this really going to look like? What does it mean?
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Op-Ed Contributors: The Criminal N.S.A.by By JENNIFER STISA GRANICK and CHRISTOPHER JON SPRIGMAN
The N.S.A.’s mass surveillance violates the Constitution and has never been authorized by Congress or the courts.
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The Same-Sex Marriage Rulings by By THE EDITORIAL BOARD
Two decisions by the Supreme Court are huge victories for the gay rights movement, but we still have a long way to go.
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Immigration Reform, Finally by By THE EDITORIAL BOARD
The success of an ambitious bipartisan bill in the Senate puts pressure on the House, where prospects of passage are long.
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Russia debates letting Snowden in from the cold (+video)
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Brazil's recent protests has allowed independent media to gain some traction in a landscape long dominated by a few mainstream giants.
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