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Richmond.com
April 16, 2018
By Nicholas Kristof. President Trump resembles a Geiger counter: When he emits increasing howls, he is signaling that we're approaching some radioactive or explosive truth. Trump is said to be near a “meltdown” in his fury at what he describes as “an attack on our country” — by which he means theÃâà...
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
April 16, 2018
BAYANGA, Central African Republic — The cutest primates on earth may be Inguka and Inganda, gorilla toddler twins who playfully tumble over each other here in the vast Dzanga Sangha rain forest, one of the best places to see gorillas, antelopes and elephants play. The only risk: They are so heedlessÃâà...
Richmond.com
April 14, 2018
By Nicholas Kristof. President Trump resembles a Geiger counter: When he emits increasing howls, he is signaling that we're approaching some radioactive or explosive truth. Trump is said to be near a “meltdown” in his fury at what he describes as “an attack on our country” — by which he means theÃâà...
CNN
April 14, 2018
New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof tells CNN's Don Lemon he doesn't see what President Donald Trump's strategic vision is with regard to Syria. Source: CNN Ãâ÷ CNN Original Series on CNNgo. Watch Full episode on. Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown. HFR SEPTEMBER 13 -- USE FORÃâà...
Santa Cruz Sentinel
April 12, 2018
President Donald Trump resembles a Geiger counter: When he emits increasing howls, he is signaling that we're approaching some radioactive or explosive truth. Trump is said to be near a “meltdown” in his fury at what he describes as “an attack on our country” — by which he means the ongoing criminalÃâà...
Las Vegas Sun
April 6, 2018
Tragically, predictably, infuriatingly, we're again mourning a shooting — this time at YouTube's headquarters — even as the drive for gun safety legislation has stalled in Washington. Polls show that nine out of 10 Americans favor basic steps like universal background checks before gun purchases, but theÃâà...
WRAL.com
April 5, 2018
NICHOLAS KRISTOF: How to win an argument about guns. Posted April 5. Guns. EDITOR'S NOTE: Nicholas Kristof is an Op-Ed columnist for The New York Times. He has won two Pulitzer Prizes for his coverage of Tiananmen Square and the genocide in Darfur, along with many other humanitarian awardsÃâà...
NPR
March 30, 2018
The piece, "Conflict Is More Profitable Than Peace," written by New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof, was published in the Times on March 25. A two-time Pulitzer winner, Kristof explains why years of violence and conflict in the CAR have created major barriers to alleviating poverty, hunger andÃâà...
East Oregonian
March 9, 2018
When a gunman rampaged through a high school in Parkland, Florida, three weeks ago, a 15-year-old soccer player named Anthony Borges showed undaunted courage. Anthony, who is of Venezuelan descent, apparently was the last of a group of students rushing into a classroom to seek refuge. He shutÃâà...
New York Times
March 9, 2018
This is stunning: President Trump has accepted an invitation from Kim Jong-un for a summit. It's also, I think, a dangerous gamble and a bad idea. I can't believe I'm saying that. For many years, over several trips to North Korea, I've argued for direct talks between the United States and North Korea, and it'sÃâà...
Voice of America
March 6, 2018
Acclaimed New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof described the situation in Rakhine state as "a slow motion genocide" in a first-hand account of his visit to the troubled region published last week. Kristof says the Rohingya remain confined to their villages and a huge concentration are denied mostÃâà...
American Council on Science and Health
March 4, 2018
It's often helpful for journalists who do not have specialized knowledge of complex scientific topics to write about them anyway, because if they can understand them and figure out how to communicate them, they can perform a tremendous public service. However, if journalists don't take the time toÃâà...
Las Vegas Sun
February 27, 2018
Visiting Las Vegas, I came across Nicholas Kristof's column about how divided we are (“Listen to me: You're wrong! I'm right!” on Feb. 20). I arrived from Washington, D.C., where I was complimenting representatives for working together to pass the Reach Every Mother and Child Act. Some I thanked, some IÃâà...
American Council on Science and Health
February 26, 2018
The New York Times, specifically pundit Nicholas Kristof, has once again demonstrated their flair for hyperbole at the price of scientific honesty. In his current column, What Poisons are In Your Body, Kristoff recounts his concern about chemicals in his environment and the recent testing of his urine forÃâà...
World Socialist Web Site
February 11, 2018
Nicholas Kristof, the New York Times columnist who has dedicated his career to promoting US wars in the name of “human rights,” has joined the #MeToo campaign with his latest attack on director and comic Woody Allen. Kristof's article was published by the Times on February 3 under the headline,Ãâà...
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
February 11, 2018
President Donald Trump suggests that the aim of his crackdown on immigrants is to “defend Americans” from “savage,” “worst of the worst” intruders who kill Americans or at least are “dangerous criminals.” What does Mr. Trump's crackdown look like in real life? In Lawrence, Kan., the other day, immigrationÃâà...
New York Times
February 6, 2018
To the Editor: Re “Woody Allen Meets #MeToo” (column, Feb. 4):. Once again Nicholas Kristof has devoted his column to his friend Dylan Farrow and has included links supporting her heartbreaking story alleging sexual abuse by Woody Allen when she was 7. And once again, he has not mentioned thatÃâà...
New York Times (blog)
November 17, 2017
Then, follow the provided instructions to complete and thereafter submit the entry form, which includes an essay of no more than seven hundred (700) words illustrating why the Entrant wants to go on a reporting trip to the developing world with Nicholas Kristof and what in your background is relevant to theÃâà...
WBRC FOX6 News
December 31, 1999
A two-time Pulitzer Prize winning author spoke at a forum on the University of Southern Mississippi campus Tuesday night. Nicholas Kristof spoke before a crowd of a couple hundred students, faculty and residents. Kristof, a New York Times columnist, presented “Reporting Sex Trafficking, Genocide andÃâà...
The Columbus Dispatch
December 31, 1999
Moreover, we do try to make pools safer. Many jurisdictions require a permit for a pool, as well as a childproof fence around it with self-locking gates. If we have permits and safe storage requirements for pools, why not for guns? What's wrong with trying to save lives? Nicholas Kristof writes for The New YorkÃâà...
New York Times
December 31, 1999
To the Editor: In “What Poisons Are in Your Body?” (column, Feb. 25), Nicholas Kristof painted a number of chemicals with a broad brush and left readers to believe that the mere presence of these chemicals in the body posed an imminent threat to human health. But this ignores information from the CentersÃâà...
