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  3. PhotoRosa Brooks, left, a law professor at Georgetown, and the activists Rashad Robinson and Rahna Epting are among those contemplating what might happen if the November election is marred by dubious maneuverings.
    CreditFrom left, Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images; Paras Griffin/Getty Images for Netflix; Paul Morigi/Getty Images for Moveon Political Action

    Michelle Goldberg

    Trump Might Cheat. Activists Are Getting Ready.

    Election sabotage needs to be met with the largest protests yet.

    By Michelle Goldberg

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    CreditErin Schaff/The New York Times

    Bret Stephens

    On Being a Biden Conservative

    It’s about upholding your principles at the expense of your politics.

    By Bret Stephens

  2. PhotoFans greeting President Trump in Tampa, Fla., in July.
    CreditIllustration by The New York Times; photograph by Tom Brenner/Reuters

    What if Trumpism Is the G.O.P.’s Natural State?

    Beating Trump would be just the beginning. Democrats would still be confronted with a radical Republican Party.

    By Adam Jentleson

  3. PhotoA Covid-19 testing site in the Boyle Heights neighborhood of Los Angeles.
    CreditPhilip Cheung for The New York Times

    Should You Get That Coronavirus Test?

    America needs a national testing plan. In the absence of that, here’s what local governments, institutions and individuals need to know.

    By The Editorial Board

  1. A TikTok Ban Is Overdue

    Critics say we shouldn’t abandon the ideal of an open internet. But there is such a thing as being a sucker.

    By Tim Wu

  2. The Post Office Mess Is Meant to Exhaust You. Don’t Let It.

    Trump is “flooding the zone.” It’s a form of modern censorship.

    By Charlie Warzel

  3. letter

    Ex-State Dept. Aides: Defending Susan Rice’s Record on Africa

    Four former assistant secretaries of state for African affairs respond to Bret Stephens’s criticism of Ms. Rice.

  4. letters

    The Postal Crisis: ‘Our Democracy Is at Risk’

    Readers criticize President Trump’s efforts to undermine the Postal Service, putting people who rely on it for lifesaving drugs at risk, and suggest ways to save it.

  5. ‘You Have Awakened a Sleeping Giant’

    A new generation of activists in Thailand is moving away from coded criticism of the military and the monarchy, and publicly calling for wholesale democratic reform.

    By Tom Felix Joehnk and Matt Wheeler

  6. When The Times Opposed Women’s Suffrage

    I am not proud of all my predecessors’ views.

    By Kathleen Kingsbury

  7. The conversation

    Welcome, Democrats, to Wherever It Is That We Are

    Is Biden-Harris the answer to the confusion and sorrow of Trump’s America?

    By Gail Collins and Bret Stephens

  8. I Asked Bernie Sanders if It Was All Over. ‘No,’ He Groaned.

    The senator from Vermont explains why the left still has a fighting chance.

    By Elizabeth Bruenig

  9. The Final Battleground in the Fight for Suffrage

    On Aug. 18, 1920, a young state legislator listened to his mama, and Tennessee became the final state to ratify the 19th Amendment.

    By Margaret Renkl

  10. Covid-19 Is Creating a Wave of Heart Disease

    Emerging data show that some of the coronavirus’s most potent damage is inflicted on the heart.

    By Haider Warraich