NotableThe king of the north is coming to Downing Street. “Britain is mired in economic stagnation and marinated in social distemper. It will take more than a Labour reset to fix its longstanding problems.” — Tom Hazeldine, the author of “The Northern Question: A History of a Divided Country” #MeToo isn’t dead. It’s been written into law. “We cannot judge the success of #MeToo only by whether it stopped all abuse and rewrote our rules, nor whether it’s still dominating headlines and social media feeds.” — Gretchen Carlson, a journalist Hollywood needs to listen to young people. “History affirms that what begins in culture rarely stays there. Our civic life — our politics — always has flowed downstream from culture.” — Darren Walker, the chief executive of Anonymous Content Spotlight
How Democrats Failed a Generation of Latino AmericansDemocrats have misunderstood Latino voters. Trump’s deportation machine offers a chance for them to get it right. ICYMIMessi is walking into history. “Argentina finally made the runs his vision required. Other players carried the match toward the moments only he could see.” — Rowan Ricardo Phillips, the author of “The Circuit: A Tennis Odyssey” More in OpinionIn Your WordsRe: “Is This Really the End of Reading?”
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