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nytimes.com/opinionIngressou em março de 2026
President Trump has revealed a deep malady within the U.S., Lydia Polgreen writes: “America’s unshakable faith in its ability to shape the world to its liking, indifferent to what others might want and supremely confident that its plan is the right one.” nyti.ms/4rWbzIy
President Trump is losing his touch, E.J. Dionne writes — and it’s a gift to Democrats. “The president used to be quite good at hiding his solicitude toward the very wealthy who contribute to his political and personal coffers. Not anymore.”
“The economy is not going to be a driving factor in this primary election,” Leah Hagan, a consultant in Houston, says about the upcoming Texas Senate Republican primary. “It’s a culture war. What does it mean to have a house when you don’t have a country?” nyti.ms/4aPSKjF
“It was a tedious, tiresome performance. For much of the night, the president seemed to be boring everyone, perhaps most of all himself,” writes Binyamin Appelbaum, who assesses Trump’s State of the Union address with nine other Opinion writers.
“Bad Bunny’s performance isn’t just the story of the ascendancy of a single performer, or of one genre,” Noah Shachtman writes. “It’s the sign of something bigger still. America’s pop culture is today multilingual, polycultural and international.” nyti.ms/4aAo9aV