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Opinion
Ian Buruma
Putin’s Unconditional Surrender Should Not Be the Goal
Ukraine and its allies are not refighting World War II. Insisting on Russia’s total defeat is a fine negotiating position but not a realistic aim.
Robert Burgess
Did US Consumer Spending Just Hit Its Peak?
Americans are having to dig deeper into their pockets to finance their shopping and their wealth is dropping. That does not bode well.
Brooke Sutherland
A Crystal Clear Pool Will Cost a Lot More This Summer
The price of popular chlorine tablets has doubled in two years and isn’t going down soon, if at all.
Jonathan Bernstein
Biden’s Approval Slump Hits a Dreary New Milestone
No president has been less popular at 500 days in office. That’s a bad omen for Democratic midterm election prospects, but not necessarily for 2024.
Kathryn A. Edwards
Is a Recession Coming? Beware of This Indicator
Unemployment claims might not be a reliable measure of actual layoffs.
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Opinion
Ian Buruma
Putin’s Unconditional Surrender Should Not Be the Goal
Ukraine and its allies are not refighting World War II. Insisting on Russia’s total defeat is a fine negotiating position but not a realistic aim.
Robert Burgess
Did US Consumer Spending Just Hit Its Peak?
Americans are having to dig deeper into their pockets to finance their shopping and their wealth is dropping. That does not bode well.
Brooke Sutherland
A Crystal Clear Pool Will Cost a Lot More This Summer
The price of popular chlorine tablets has doubled in two years and isn’t going down soon, if at all.
Jonathan Bernstein
Biden’s Approval Slump Hits a Dreary New Milestone
No president has been less popular at 500 days in office. That’s a bad omen for Democratic midterm election prospects, but not necessarily for 2024.
Kathryn A. Edwards
Is a Recession Coming? Beware of This Indicator
Unemployment claims might not be a reliable measure of actual layoffs.
War in Ukraine
Lithuanians Raise $5.4 Million to Buy Combat Drone for Ukraine
EU Set to Propose Delaying a Key Pipeline Ban to Clinch Oil Deal
Ukraine Credit Rating Cut by S&P Amid More ‘Protracted’ War
