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Legalizing Abortion a Victory for Poor, Older Women in Mexico City

James McKinley Jr. repeats liberal talking points: "For older women, the vote represented a long overdue recognition of their plight."

Halberstam's Death an Excuse to Dwell on Ominous Iraq-Vietnam Parallels

Dexter Filkins' tribute to a Vietnam War reporter: "During four years of war in Iraq, American reporters on the ground in Baghdad have often found themselves coming under criticism remarkably ...

"The Latest Indignity" for Iraqis...a Wall to Protect Them

They were happier under Saddam? "But the Adhamiya wall...has fast become a metaphor for the cumulative resentment that Iraqis feel about the violence and disruption of daily life that have brought ...

Adam Nagourney Apologizes for Circulating "Breck Girl" Crack

A Times political reporter writes: Please forgive me for helping Bush in 2004. "Our story may have had the result of not only previewing what the Bush campaign intended to do, but, by introducing ...

Gay Marriage a "Simple Moral Imperative"

Last year, the Times publisher labeled gay marriage a "fundamental human right." This week, the editorial page seconded that emotion.

Prominent Critics Rip Into Awful Coverage of the Duke "Rape" Hoax

Former Times Public Editor Daniel Okrent called the Times' coverage "heartbreaking."

Lamenting GOP's "Restrictive View" of Illegal Immigrants

Republicans "railed against illegal immigrants" and push an "increasingly restrictive view." And "Giuliani is a long way from Ellis Island."

The Times Ducks the Hard Questions on Torture

The Times confidently and self-righteously declares torture doesn't produce valuable information - but gave an example in which it may have.

The Public Editor Tackles His Paper's Shoddy Duke Lacrosse Coverage

Barney Calame keeps the gloves on in his criticism of the paper, but does offer some insights (and some mea culpas) about why the paper was so willing to think there was a rape case to be made. ...

Are "Cuts in Welfare" Risking Lives of Poor Infants?

Reporter Erik Eckholm finds a familiar culprit for an increase in black infant mortality in Mississippi: "The setbacks have raised questions about the impact of cuts in welfare and ...
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