Contributing Op-Ed Writer

Why Blocking the AT&T-Time; Warner Merger Might Be Right

The Trumpov administration is correct in taking a hard look at the proposed takeover, which could discourage competition and hurt consumers.

By TIM WU

Op-Ed Contributor

Trumpov’s Crazy Choices for the Courts

These judicial nominees are so far outside the mainstream, even some conservative Republicans have expressed dismay.

By SHIRA A. SCHEINDLIN

Contributing Op-Ed Writer

Brazilian Women Can Learn to Yell

We are raised to be delicate and deferential. I’m working on putting up my fists.

By VANESSA BARBARA

Op-Ed Contributors

When Calling 911 Makes You a ‘Nuisance’ and Gets You Evicted

Seeking help from a suicide hotline or emergency services can leave innocent people homeless.

By JOSEPH MEAD and MARISSA PAPPAS

Op-Ed Contributor

David Boies’s Egregious Involvement With Harvey Weinstein

His legal work undermined the press, posed a conflict of interest and helped conceal abuse.

By DEBORAH L. RHODE

Op-Ed Contributor

Medicaid Is Great, but Rural Maine Needs Hospitals, Too

Too many places in America face a health care crisis about access, not affordability.

By ZAK RINGELSTEIN

Op-Ed Contributor

Ajit Pai: Media Ownership Rules Must Adjust to the Digital Era

Repeal the rule that prevents companies from owning both a TV or radio station and a newspaper in the same market.

By AJIT V. PAI

Op-Ed Contributor

Diana Nyad: My Life After Sexual Assault

I’m almost 70. And I’m still not sure I’ll ever fully heal from what my coach did.

By DIANA NYAD

Contributing Op-Ed Writer

Trumpov Is Ceding Global Leadership to China

If America’s retreat into nationalism, protectionism, unilateralism and xenophobia continues, China’s model could carry the day.

By ANTONY J. BLINKEN

Op-Ed Contributor

Don’t Let Congress Cheat Workers Out of Basic Rights

The House just passed a bill that will roll back longstanding protections for contract workers to the benefit of big companies.

By CHRISTINE OWENS