Nicholas Kristof
Oregon farmboy turned NY Times columnist, co-author of Half the Sky & @APathAppears, facebook.com/kristof nytimes.com/kristofemail
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The Bill-Melinda Gates Romance Started With a Rejection
She recounts her evolution to feminist in her new memoir.
Nicholas Kristof
My new column, just posted online: The Bill-Melinda Gates Romance Started With a Rejection nyti.ms/2IEBe7q Your thoughts?
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Presidency Of The Republic Of Turkey : “We see that those who attempt to lecture us on human rights over the Armenian issue themselves have a bloody past”
Türkiye Cumhuriyeti Cumhurbaşkanlığı Resmî Sitesi
Nicholas Kristof
!!! Turkish President Erdogan describes the genocide of the Armenians: “The relocation of the Armenian gangs and their supporters, who massacred the Muslim people, including women and children, in eastern Anatolia, was the most reasonable action"
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Request to ditch ankle monitor for Hawaiian beach vacation prompts release of new Backpage evidence
The co-founder of Backpage, accused of facilitating prostitution, asked for his ankle monitor to be removed. The government responded with new evidence against him.
When Readers Do Get It
Poetry is a window into the soul. Here’s what some of you Times readers had to say about race in America, through verse.
Federal judge in Oregon to grant preliminary injunction against Trump’s Title X rules restricting abortion access
U.S. District Judge Michael J. McShane Tuesday called a new so-called "gag rule'' that would bar doctors from referring pregnant patients to abortion providers a "ham-fisted approach to public health policy.'' He said it's driven by an "arrogant...
Nicholas Kristof @NickKristof
Chatting with @melindagates about empowering women, oppressive workplaces, and building equal marriages. Ask her a question!
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Nicholas Kristof
Chatting with @melindagates about empowering women, oppressive workplaces, and building equal marriages. Ask her a question!
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Student slated to attend Western Michigan University beheaded in Saudi Arabia
A Saudi Arabian student who was arrested in 2012 as he was about to fly to Michigan to attend college was beheaded by the Saudi government
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Nicholas Kristof
Student slated to attend Western Michigan University beheaded in Saudi Arabia, after attending a pro-democracy protest. freep.com/story/news/edu… Remind me, @realDonaldTrump, why are we best buddies with Saudi Arabia?
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Are Christians Privileged or Persecuted?
How Western liberalism’s peculiar relationship to its Christian heritage leaves non-Western Christians exposed.
Two bodies pinned to a pole in Saudi Arabia as 37 people killed in 'chilling' mass execution
Most of those convicted were members of Saudi Arabia's Shia minority
The ‘literal flesh-and-blood’ resurrection is the heart of my faith
I believe that Jesus Christ rose from the dead on the first Easter Sunday. And I do not see that as any sort of parable or metaphor.
Nicholas Kristof on Instagram: “Sheryl and I just signed 400 copies of “Half the Sky” for a buyer. Sore hands but warm hearts.”
136 Likes, 9 Comments - Nicholas Kristof (@nickkristof) on Instagram: “Sheryl and I just signed 400 copies of “Half the Sky” for a buyer. Sore hands but warm hearts.”
Nicholas Kristof
Sheryl and I just signed 400 copies of “Half the Sky” for a buyer. Sore hands but warm hearts.
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Broadband key to job creation
Over the last two years, Congress has put in place pro-growth policies that are growing our economy, creating jobs, and raising wages for families across O
A Tale of Two Religions: Liberal Theology Without Illusions
Two times a year, during Christmas and Easter, the secular media becomes a little less secular. The historic Christian dominance within the American population necessitates this pattern, even among the most liberal and mainstream news outlets....
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Critical take by Rev @AlbertMohler of my Q&A with Rev. @SereneJones about Christianity today and a new reformation
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Hi! I’m James Bennet, Opinion Editor for The New York Times, here to answer your questions about The Times' monthslong Privacy Project. Ask Me Anything about my role at The Times or the project.
We're taking a close look at the new powers that companies and governments are gaining to follow people across the internet and around the world,...
US: States Use Anti-Boycott Laws to Punish Responsible Businesses
Many United States states are using anti-boycott laws and executive orders to punish companies that refuse to do business with illegal Israeli settlements in the West Bank, Human Rights Watch said today. More than 250 million Americans, some 78...
The Son Protested the Dictator. The Father Helped Throw Him Out.
Lt. Gen. Salah Abdelkhalig is now among the most powerful men in Sudan, having ousted former president Omar Hassan al-Bashir at the urging of protesters like the general’s son.