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Opinion

Lee Hamilton

OPINION: Survivors bear witness to threat of nuclear weapons

A Japanese organization made up of survivors of the Hiroshima and Nagasaki atomic bombs is getting well-deserved attention with its selection to receive the 2024 Nobel Peace Prize. The group, called Nihon Hidankyo, does work that is bold and essential. It has made a powerful case for the “nuclear taboo,” the consensus that nations with […]

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OPINION: Participate in the Process: Get Out & Vote

[On Nov. 5 and before through early voting], New Yorkers head to the polls to participate in this year’s elections. Voting is the cornerstone of our democracy and a critical part of our civic responsibility as American citizens. We’re blessed to have a system of government that allows the electorate the opportunity to make significant

Lee Hamilton

OPINION: Young people lack trust in the American Dream

I spend a lot of time in student-oriented settings and in the company of young people. I am always impressed by their energy, their idealism, and the breadth of their knowledge. It makes me hopeful. But the world we’re leaving them is filled with challenges. Young people today are deeply concerned about the state of

Will Barclay

OPINION: Supporting Our Vital Law-Enforcement Community

During Crime Prevention Month & beyond National Crime Prevention Month represents an opportunity for individuals and organizations of every type to recommit to making our communities safer and to show our appreciation for the dedicated law-enforcement agents who tirelessly work toward those goals every day. In October, government agencies, community groups, businesses, schools and more

Lee Hamilton

OPINION: At the Ballot Box, Skills Matter

It’s not just about party. Back in early October, as parts of the South were still reeling from Hurricane Helene’s impact and Hurricane Milton had begun its run toward Florida, House Speaker Mike Johnson gave an interview to Fox News. Even though the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) was facing possible staffing and funding shortages

Lee Hamilton

OPINION: Voting is fundamental to democracy

About 150 million Americans will vote in [the Nov. 5] elections, making their choices for positions ranging from president to school board. They will be participating in the most-basic expression of citizenship. Voting is fundamental to democracy. But nearly 100 million voting-age citizens will sit out the election. That should concern us. We celebrate voting

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