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Readers call on Republicans to stop defending the president’s actions. One appeals to Mitt Romney to run against Mr. Trump.
The president of the Open Society Foundations dismisses the idea of populism in Budapest. Also: Accessibility in New York subways; figure-smoothing lingerie.
Three women who lost babies discuss their experiences and the emotions they felt. Also: Don’t give up on urine tests.
Readers offer their answers. One jokes that “he gives narcissism a bad name.”
Readers discuss an article about how darker-skinned southern Italians faced racism a century ago and had to struggle for acceptance.
The Holocaust scholar Deborah Lipstadt takes issue with a column by Bret Stephens.
A deal that capitulates to Turkey, an ambassador’s ignorance, a summit at a Trump resort, a departing “secretary of Oops” …
An Op-Ed by a retired admiral strongly criticizing President Trump brought a reader to tears, “when contrasted so starkly with the dishonor and hubris emanating from the White House.”
Readers find the president’s recent actions and statements involving Syria and Ukraine increasingly unsettling.
The former California governor objects to an article about Russian patrons of the arts. Also: Freedom of religion; value of the humanities; fashion choices of (female) public figures.
