Opinion
Opinion
At 58, I refuse to accept the ‘old age’ label | Letter
At 58, I read Zoe Williams’s column with a mixture of laughter and disbelief, and, I admit, a flicker of irritation (Gen Z thinks...
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Pros and cons of teaching mixed-ability classes | Letters
As a retired modern foreign languages teacher, I read your report with interest (Teaching in classes grouped by ability does not hamper progress of...
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The Historical Roots of Postliberalism
Postliberalism may seem like a contemporary movement, with champions like Vice President JD Vance and Patrick Deneen. But the tradition of liberal skepticism reaches...
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Protest marches and the fight against antisemitism in Britain | Letters
Banning protests will not make Jews safer (Some pro-Palestinian protests could be banned amid attacks on British Jews, 2 May). I am Jewish and I...
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The U.S. and China Have a Common Foe. Hint: It’s Not the U.S.S.R.
The summit between President Trump and President Xi Jinping in Beijing next week could be the most significant encounter between American and Chinese leaders...
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The Guardian view on the Renters’ Rights Act: finally, protections fit for the modern housing market | Editorial
The defining trend in British housing in recent decades has been towards private renting. The sector in England nearly doubled in size between 2004...
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Big Payouts for Some Doctors, Too Little for Others
To the Editor:Re “Health Law Lets Doctors Cash In” (front page, April 26), about how a new arbitration system under a consumer protection law...
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The Guardian view on the US supreme court: its judgments have slowly erased voting rights | Editorial
In the late 19th century, after Reconstruction, US federal protections for Black voters began to erode. Southern states sought to reshape their electoral systems –...