Today's Editorials
A Cable Merger Too Far
By THE EDITORIAL BOARD
Regulators should block Comcast’s acquisition of Time Warner Cable because it would control too much of what consumers watch, read and listen to. 
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VANESSA BARBARA
Brazil Is Tired of Being Scolded
There is a growing feeling that FIFA and the Olympic committee are taking the parent act a bit too far.
Flavio Morais
DAVID BROOKS
Really Good Books, Part II
A few more book recommendations: Athenian books to invigorate the audacious spirit, and religious and literary books to probe the conscience and heart. Comments
FRANK BRUNI
Diet Lures and Diet Lies
Dubious elixirs, niche regimens and flawed prophets like Dr. Oz divert us from the unsexy truth. Comments
JOE NOCERA
What Did the Framers Really Mean?
It’s no secret: The Second Amendment was about the common defense. Comments
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Leadership on Transgender Civil Rights
By THE EDITORIAL BOARD
If New York is to fill a gap in its civil rights protections, the governor will have to work on the recalcitrant State Senate.
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Super Secure, Super Late
By THE EDITORIAL BOARD
The headquarters of the Department of Homeland Security was supposed to be completed this year. Instead, it has become a ghostly lesson in the ways of Washington.
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The C.I.A.’s Deadly Ruse in Pakistan
By THE EDITORIAL BOARD
A sham vaccination program produced a lethal backlash in the country, leaving dozens of murdered workers and fearful parents shunning polio vaccine.
Room for Debate
Reining In the N.S.A.
Is legislation to limit collection of phone records strong enough to protect privacy, or should more be done to limit surveillance?
Sylvie Kauffmann
Why D.S.K. Won’t Go Away
Dominique Strauss-Kahn’s comeback says a lot about the state of French politics. Comments
ROGER COHEN
The Banality of Anger
France turns right. Marine Le Pen is now a plausible presidential candidate.
Op-Ed Contributor
Aiding Turkey’s Gay Inmates
By DIBA NIGAR GOKSEL
Ankara’s proposal to segregate gay, lesbian and transgender prisoners will do more harm than good.
Opinionator | The Stone
Judging Spinoza
By STEVEN NADLER
Amsterdam’s Portuguese-Jewish community recently considered whether to revoke the philosopher’s excommunication. I was asked to help.
Jeannie Phan
Op-Ed Contributor
Thank You for Being Expendable
By COLBY BUZZELL
The scandal over the care of veterans is really an old story.
Opinionator | Disunion
A Mysterious Map of Louisiana
By SUSAN SCHULTEN
Think mapping data is new? The Union Army was doing it in Louisiana 150 years ago.
The Strip
Reorganizing the VA
By Brian McFadden
It’s time to work on fixing the problems that have plagued Veterans Affairs for decades.
Taking Note
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McDonald’s Indigestible Excuse for Low Pay
By TERESA TRITCH
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