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    A New Civil-Rights Movement

    It’s about voting, and it is winning more than it is losing.

    By David Leonhardt

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    Ilhan Omar, Harbinger of Democratic Decline?

    With political power comes rhetorical responsibility.

    By Bret Stephens

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    The Complexities of the Black Vote

    Alas, Pete Buttigieg isn’t Obama. No one is.

    By Charles M. Blow

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    Politics Lost in Translations

    One Democrat speaks more languages than Donald Trump’s wives.

    By Gail Collins

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    ‘If I Had Stayed in Venezuela, We Would Have Starved’

    Venezuelans who fled to Colombia tell of harsh conditions, including the absence of food, electricity and hospitals with basic supplies.

    By Nicholas Kristof

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    The G.O.P. Promotes Leftism

    If centrist policies are doomed, why should Democrats pursue them?

    By David Leonhardt

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    A Cathedral for a Fragile Age

    The centuries made Notre-Dame everyone’s. Never has French civilization felt more important.

    By Roger Cohen

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    La Cathédrale de l’Humanité

    Notre-Dame must rise again.

    By David Leonhardt

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    Why Trump Won’t Stop Talking About Ilhan Omar

    The president is following a Republican playbook that is now nearly two decades old.

    By Jamelle Bouie

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    From the Ashes of Notre-Dame

    How a burning cathedral rebukes a divided Catholic Church.

    By Ross Douthat

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