Editorial
Stop Saudi Arms Sales Until Carnage in Yemen Ends
By THE EDITORIAL BOARD
Given the civilian casualties, further American support for this war is indefensible. 
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Given the civilian casualties, further American support for this war is indefensible. Comments
The Republican nominee’s claim that President Obama is the ‘founder of ISIS’ is being welcomed by the United States’ enemies. Comments
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The trial of an Israeli soldier is reinforcing calls for the death penalty for Palestinian terrorists.
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Far from delivering a plausible blueprint for action, Donald Trump further exposed his ignorance and lack of understanding of world affairs. Comments
Symbols are free speech, too. We can’t let Big Tech make all our choices. Comments
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Readers discuss why fewer cases are going to trial before a jury, faulting both prosecutors and judges.
The House minority leader writes, “Limiting taxes on the wealthy and special interests has been the central aim of Republicans in Congress for decades.”
Professors of reproductive science urge that abortion services be available to women in the military.
Readers discuss Mr. Trump’s plan for “extreme vetting” of immigrants and his campaign chairman’s links to Ukraine.
A former media executive calls for respect for the views of others in a divisive campaign.
The comedian Richard Lewis discusses Mr. Bruce’s “fearless battle for the First Amendment.”
The head of American Rising Squared says it monitors the liberal activist at public events only.
“What is the Electoral College but a constitutionally mandated election-rigging device?” a reader asks.
Why is Emperor Akihito of Japan announcing his wish to abdicate now?
Why is it the developed world has to find fault in a developing country that organizes a major sporting event? Comments
Times have changed. So why do so many queer narratives still end in death? Comments
Pushing down the cost of borrowing doesn’t address weak consumer demand or weak business investment. Comments
Regional leaders must take sides in a fight over the timing of a referendum that could oust President Nicolás Maduro.
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August 16, 2016, 1:38 PM
Nicholas Kristof
August 12, 2016, 4:27 PM
