Do you remember that scene in “Sex and the City” when Carrie gets dumped by her boyfriend via Post-it note? “I’m sorry,” it reads. “I can’t. Don’t hate me.” That’s what I think of when my friends ask if I’ve…
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Opinion | The Anti-Abortion Movement Can’t Use This Myth Anymore
Last month, the Food and Drug Administration announced that people seeking abortion pills during the Covid-19 pandemic will no longer have to visit a doctor’s office to get a prescription. Under the Trump administration, patients were required to receive the…
Opinion | Antidepressants Almost Cost This Olympian Her Career
If you’re an elite athlete today and don’t want to risk being accused of doping, you might want to skip your medicine. Don’t eat liver the night before a race. In fact, consider dropping meat altogether. Maybe avoid sex, too.…
Opinion | Who Sold That Gun? Nobody’s Telling.
By Gail Collins Opinion Columnist Back in the olden days — oh, children, it was a long time ago, when woolly mammoths and liberal Republicans roamed the earth. Anyhow, back in those days, when you’d hear about a terrible shooting,…
Opinion | In Liz Cheney vs. Donald Trump, Guess Who Won
I asked a Republican who spent time with Representative Liz Cheney last week what her thinking was in speaking out so forcefully, so unyieldingly, against Donald Trump’s lie that the 2020 election was rigged and stolen, despite knowing that this…
Toshiba set to appoint financial advisers for strategic review
HONG KONG (Reuters) – Toshiba Corp’s independent directors are finalising the hiring of advisers to work with the Japanese conglomerate at the centre of a potential private equity bidding war, and a decision could be taken this week, people familiar…
Opinion | Why Biden’s Plans Have Popular Appeal
Readers disagree with a column by Bret Stephens that President Biden’s policies will cause the country’s decline. To the Editor: Re “The Permanent Decline Biden’s Plan Promises” (column, May 4): Bret Stephens’s critique of President Biden’s proposals sounds much like…
Opinion | Quintin Jones Is Not Innocent. But He Doesn’t Deserve to Die.
Supported by By Suleika Jaouad Ms. Jaouad is the author of the memoir “Between Two Kingdoms,” where she writes about her friendship with Quintin Jones. In 2012 and 2013, she chronicled her experience with cancer in The Times. My world…
Opinion | Is Liz Cheney a Martyr — or Just a Hack in Holy Drag?
By Frank Bruni Opinion Columnist No sooner had I become overwhelmed by the corpulent body of journalism about Liz Cheney as some beacon of moral clarity than I began to feel besieged by dissents about what a wretched opportunist she…
Opinion | From the ADL: Facebook Must Be Held Accountable
More from our inbox: To the Editor: Re “Trump’s Facebook Ban Upheld, Reviving Debate on Free Speech” (front page, May 6): The Facebook Oversight Board’s decision upholding the ban on former President Donald Trump has laid bare a fundamental problem…