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Is It ‘Prostitution’ or ‘Sex Work’?
Readers respond to a column by Pamela Paul about how the term “sex work” legitimizes the exploitative sex trade.
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Nicholas KristofAnother Ethnic Cleansing Could Be Underway — and We’re Not Paying Attention
Azerbaijan is blockading the enclave of Nagorno-Karabakh, and people are dying.
By Nicholas Kristof
Maureen DowdAnxiety in the Age of Barbie
Young women in crisis are wondering, “What was I made for?”
By Maureen Dowd
PHOTO EssayI Spent 17 Years Photographing One Family’s Grief and Growth
The St. Pierre family has taught me everything I know about storytelling and intimacy.
By Preston Gannaway
Ross DouthatShould Right-Wing Populists Despair?
What Sohrab Ahmari’s doubts say about his former cause — and about the economy and culture.
By Ross Douthat
Guest EssayThe Story of Our Universe May Be Starting to Unravel
Is cosmology in crisis?
By Adam Frank and Marcelo Gleiser
Guest EssayWe’re Taking New York City’s Streets Back — and Then We’re Coming for the Rest of the Country
The fight over congestion pricing gets at something so very much bigger.
By Henry Grabar
Guest EssayYiddish Is Having a Moment
The language has been experiencing something of a revival.
By Ilan Stavans
The Editorial BoardPartisan Politics Put a Huge Win for Public Health at Risk
The loss of support for an AIDS relief program would signal to the rest of the world that it could no longer rely on the U.S. to defend its biggest accomplishments as a leader in global health.
By The Editorial Board
Farhad ManjooKia and Hyundai Helped Enable a Crime Wave. They Should Pay for It.
The carmakers are being sued for failing to install a basic anti-theft device in millions of cars.
By Farhad Manjoo
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