Analysis: The most shocking part of the racist yearbook photo is what critics leave out
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Showing posts with label Analysis. Show all posts
Sunday, February 3, 2019
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Thursday, June 23, 2016
News Analysis: For Obama, Supreme Court Defeat Upends a Legacy on Immigration
News Analysis: For Obama, Supreme Court Defeat Upends a Legacy on Immigration
The justices’ 4-to-4 ruling freezes the president’s actions on immigration for the rest of his term and leaves millions of undocumented workers in limbo.
Wednesday, June 15, 2016
Analysis: Without M.L.S. Players, Italy Isn’t Missing a Step at Euro 2016
Analysis: Without M.L.S. Players, Italy Isn’t Missing a Step at Euro 2016
Italy’s victory over Belgium on Monday seemed to justify its coach’s decision to leave Sebastian Giovinco and Andrea Pirlo off the tournament roster.
Wednesday, May 11, 2016
Wednesday, May 4, 2016
News Analysis: Yes, It’s Early, but Donald Trump Would Have Uphill Battle Against Hillary Clinton
News Analysis: Yes, It’s Early, but Donald Trump Would Have Uphill Battle Against Hillary Clinton
This is when early general-election polls start to become meaningful, and Donald J. Trump trails Hillary Clinton by around 10 percentage points.
Wednesday, November 11, 2015
News Analysis: A Nimbler Jeb Bush Turns Feisty. But Is It Enough?
News Analysis: A Nimbler Jeb Bush Turns Feisty. But Is It Enough?
Mr. Bush demanded more time from moderators, offering flashes of improvised humor and delivering crisper answers than he has in the past.
Analysis of the Fourth G.O.P. Debate
Analysis of the Fourth G.O.P. Debate
The Times’s Jonathan Weisman analyzes key moments from the fourth Republican presidential debate in Milwaukee on Tuesday, as candidates tangled over issues such as immigration.
Wednesday, October 28, 2015
News Analysis: No Grand Bargain, but Deal Is Still a Victory for Obama
News Analysis: No Grand Bargain, but Deal Is Still a Victory for Obama
President Obama got what he wanted in the tentative budget deal announced Monday, helped when Representative John A. Boehner signaled that a deal was possible.
Tuesday, October 27, 2015
News Analysis: Budget Deal Isn’t Boehner’s ‘Grand Bargain’ but Gets Job Done
News Analysis: Budget Deal Isn’t Boehner’s ‘Grand Bargain’ but Gets Job Done
The $ 80 billion agreement may fall short of earlier G.O.P. visions of budget grandeur, but would take Congress through a potentially dangerous period.
Thursday, October 22, 2015
News Analysis: Warm in Public, Joe Biden and Hillary Clinton Have Been Intense Rivals in Private
News Analysis: Warm in Public, Joe Biden and Hillary Clinton Have Been Intense Rivals in Private
Part of their tension grew out of what the vice president saw as his role as the natural successor to carry President Obama’s legacy forward.
Tuesday, October 13, 2015
News Analysis: Hillary Clinton Seizes Opening to Try to Re-establish Trust With Democrats
News Analysis: Hillary Clinton Seizes Opening to Try to Re-establish Trust With Democrats
Mrs. Clinton was blunt in saying that she had a liberal political philosophy but was also a pragmatic leader who would work with both Democrats and Republicans.
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