The president and the Israeli prime minister are following the same track toward autocratic government and an abandonment of ideals.

The government should make it easier to access GLP-1s.

Under Trump, we are becoming unrecognizable to our former selves.

Readers respond to a critique of colleges by Greg Weiner, the president of Assumption University. Also: The rich and the rest.

It’s a matter of timing and communication.

The government’s promise to reshore the production of simple items like mine looks, from where I sit, like something of a fever dream.

Trump didn’t just defy the assumption that his demonization of immigrants would cost him Hispanic voters; he turned those expectations upside down.

There is one tool in our arsenal we must make better use of: PrEP.

These clusters of cells are increasingly at the center of legal disputes, resulting in piecemeal decisions that have far-reaching consequences.

The administration has done everything in its power, and some things beyond its authority, to ensure education is equal no more.

Principles of free trade and cooperation have their roots in the non-Western world.

Wall Street mistook demagoguery for wisdom.

Readers, including participants, discuss the nationwide anti-Trump rallies on Saturday. Also: President Trump’s “hang tough” comment; veterans’ plight.

Instead of making our strategy America against the whole world on tariffs, Trump should have made it all the industrial democracies, led by America, against China.

Will President Trump’s tariffs go down as one of the 100 worst decisions in presidential history? 50? 10?

A look inside the administration’s methodology is a real eye-opener.

Eliminating federal funding for the humanities saves next to no money, but it will cost the American people something precious.

Antisemitism is real. But the enemy of our enemy is not necessarily our friend.

What British politics can teach us about enduring the Trump era.

It’s known as the Mar-a-Lago Accord.

The real threat isn’t immigrants. It’s misused power.

Many Black Americans are not surprised by the way Trump is running roughshod over the rule of law, because they have seen it happen throughout American history.

It became yet another arena for prosecuting America’s domestic disputes.

Listen to a trailer for Ross Douthat’s new podcast from New York Times Opinion.

Readers respond to an article about staying mentally sharp in retirement.

Striking the Iranian-backed Houthi militia serves United States interests, and puts pressure on Iran over its nuclear ambitions.

Three months into the Trump administration, it is clear that many of the Americans refusing to back down or stay silent are ordinary people.

For the billions of people who still live in poverty, the path to prosperity may look very different than it has since World War II.

It doesn’t just protect a person’s liberty and dignity. It’s a humble acknowledgment of our own limitations.