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September 11, 2012
Opinion Today
Op-Ed Contributor
The Deafness Before the Storm
By KURT EICHENWALD
The Bush administration was told, as early as May 2001, about the threat of an attack by Al Qaeda.
Opinionator | Me, Myself and Math
Singular Sensations
By STEVEN STROGATZ
In the first installment of a new series on math: cowlicks and other singularities, plus the topology of fingerprints.
Opinionator
D'Souza Responds
By STANLEY FISH
Reader comments about a new documentary by Dinesh D'Souza are relayed to the filmmaker, who replies.
Opinionator | Draft
Other Men's Flowers
By SAM LEITH
The techniques that served Cicero will just as effectively serve modern writers of opinion.
Campaign Stops
The Unexpected Impact of Coded Appeals
By CHRISTOPHER FEDERICO, HOWARD LAVINE and CHRISTOPHER JOHNSTON
College-educated whites are simultaneously more racially tolerant and more likely to express the racial resentment that they do feel politically.
Op-Ed Contributor
The Rise of the Middle Powers
By BRUCE GILLEY
Relying on middle powers like Indonesia and Egypt to negotiate with China and resolve regional disputes will benefit American foreign policy.
Room for Debate
Is Organic Food Worth the Expense?
A recent study questions the nutritional value of organic food, but are there other benefits? Is it smart to go organic in a time of global food shortages?
Latitude
The Casino Is Coming to Town
By JONATHAN BLITZER
The government of Madrid hocked too much public trust to lure to the city a mega gambling project with uncertain financing.
Editorial
The Shallow End of the Campaign
Voters trying to understand the policies of Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan are going to have a harder time than ever.
Editorial
Renewed Tensions in Iraq
The murder conviction of Vice President Tariq al-Hashimi, a Sunni Muslim politician, has inflamed sectarian passions.
Editorial
Waste in the Health Care System
A new report by the Institute of Medicine explains how hundreds of billions of dollars is spent on unnecessary services and other needless costs.
Editorial
Justice in Louisiana
The controversy over the state's next chief justice shows why it's still necessary to enforce voting-rights laws.
Today's Columns
David Brooks: Why Men Fail Frank Bruni: Suffer the Children Joe Nocera: In Chicago, It's a Mess, All Right Roger Cohen: Super Mario to the Rescue
Read the full opinion report, including editorials, columns, op-eds and Opinionator. Go to the Section »
Evaluations
Romney's Poll Predicament
By ROSS DOUTHAT
Trailing after the convention, the Republican nominee needs to emulate George W. Bush in 2004.
Mark Bittman Blog
Scourge of the Lionfish, Part 3: The Newest Fish in the Kitchen
By CARL SAFINA
About 20 years ago, the beautiful and otherworldly red lionfish started showing up in south Florida and the Caribbean. Now they're a plague.
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