Laura Breiling
OP-ED CONTRIBUTOR
The Ways Tech Companies Alienate Women
By KATHARINE ZALESKI
The STEM talent pipeline is important. But what about the qualified female candidates right across the table? 
Comments
EDITORIAL
How Mr. Trump Could Face Up to White Supremacists
By THE EDITORIAL BOARD
Saying “racism is evil” is only a start. Comments
DAVID BROOKS
How to Roll Back Fanaticism
Modesty is the most powerful answer. It means having the courage to see the world as complicated and progress as a product of balancing competing truths. Comments
BRET STEPHENS
Trump, Obama and the Politics of Evasion
We must call out evil in all its forms by name. Comments
OP-ED CONTRIBUTORS
China’s Intellectual Property Theft Must Stop
By DENNIS C. BLAIR and KEITH ALEXANDER
Trump is right to crack down on a $600 billion drain on the American economy.
STEVEN RATTNER
How Donald Trump Is Driving Up Health Insurance Premiums
Insurance rates are projected to rise significantly next year because of uncertainty created by the president.
OP-DOCS
A Conversation With Native Americans on Race
By MICHÈLE STEPHENSON and BRIAN YOUNG
Native Americans challenge their invisibility in society. Comments
OP-ED CONTRIBUTOR
What Jewish Children Learned From Charlottesville
By NATHAN ENGLANDER
I thought this generation was free of the anti-Semitism I knew. On Saturday, that changed.
LETTERS
When C.E.O.s Stand Up to Trump, or Don’t
Readers discuss the executives who quit a presidential panel because of President Trump’s initial tepid response to white supremacists.
LETTER
A Big Bill After Visiting the E.R.?
A former health care administrator comments on for-profit health care companies.
OP-ED CONTRIBUTOR
Can Anyone Stop Iran From Taking Over Iraq?
By ZAID al-ALI
Armed militias, backed by Tehran, look set to dominate and intimidate Iraqi politics for years to come.
RED CENTURY
Why Women Had Better Sex Under Socialism
By KRISTEN R. GHODSEE
Yes, there was repression behind the Iron Curtain. But it wasn’t sexual.
OP-ED CONTRIBUTOR
Conversions From Islam in Europe and Beyond
By FAISAL DEVJI
Conversions from Islam tend not to follow the theological model of transformation inherited from Christianity.
FIXES
When Families Lead Themselves Out of Poverty
By DAVID BORNSTEIN
For the poor to find a way forward, they need confidence in their own abilities. Comments
VIETNAM ’67
Summer of Love, Summer of War
By MICHAEL J. KRAMER
San Francisco Bay was the heart of the counterculture. It was also the heart of the American effort in Vietnam. Comments
EDITORIAL
Three Young Voices Versus a Superpower
By THE EDITORIAL BOARD
Three activists may become Hong Kong’s first political prisoners, crushing hopes that China will let democracy survive there.
OP-ED CONTRIBUTOR
How Pakistan Abandoned Jinnah’s Ideals
By ABBAS NASIR
The founder’s vision of a civilian-led democracy with no state religion was betrayed by successive military rulers.
LETTERS
The Open Wounds of Charlottesville
Readers discuss the riot and President Trump’s failure to quickly condemn the violence.
LETTER
Low-Skilled Immigrants?
A reader disagrees with changing the legal immigration system to reduce the supply of “low skilled” workers.
LETTER
Preventing Running Injuries
A reader suggests ways for runners to reduce the risk of injuries.
The four features below have received nominations for the 2017 News and Documentary Emmy Awards.
OP-DOCS
‘The Voter Suppression Trail’
By CHRIS BAKER, BRIAN MOORE and MIKE LACHER
Find out if your vote can survive the great, flawed adventure of American democracy.
OP-DOCS
The Click Effect
By SANDY SMOLAN
Dive under the sea and listen to the language of dolphins and whales in virtual reality.
PAMELA DRUCKERMAN
‘If I Sleep for an Hour, 30 People Will Die’
A World War II hero saved the lives of rebels and refugees. Now it’s our turn.
LETTER
Canary in the Coal Mine
The problem with the industry is not a regulatory one, a reader writes.
OP-ED CONTRIBUTORS
Guam, America’s Forgotten Front Line
By NEIL WEARE and RODNEY CRUZ
North Korea knows the island territory is critical to the United States. Too bad most Americans don’t.
FRANK BRUNI
President Trump Cannot Redeem Himself
His new words on Charlottesville — muted and late — weren’t enough. Comments
LETTER
The Voices of Women in the Courtroom
Readers offer further suggestions for increasing the participation of female lawyers.
LETTER
Juveniles and Solitary Confinement
A psychiatrist says the abolition of punitive isolation for young offenders is long overdue.
LETTER
A Mother’s Challenges
A lawyer and mother points out the challenges she faced during and after pregnancy.
LETTERS
Christianity and Politics in America
An Op-Ed article discussing “the slide toward secularism” draws responses from readers.
OP-ED CONTRIBUTOR
Why the Nazis Came to Charlottesville
By SIVA VAIDHYANATHAN
And why I was wrong not to confront them. Comments
OP-ED CONTRIBUTOR
Gandhi Won’t Leave India
By GOPALKRISHNA GANDHI
Mahatma Gandhi’s legacy faces the challenge of neglect, obfuscation and co-option in contemporary India.
Vietnam ’67: A Newsletter About the War
Patrick Christain/Getty Images
Examining America’s long war in Southeast Asia through the course of a single year.
