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Advertisement Supported by Paul Krugman By Paul Krugman Opinion Columnist This is my final column for The New York Times, where I began publishing...
Is Washington Overusing Its Most Powerful Weapons?
Advertisement Supported by Paul Krugman By Paul Krugman Opinion Columnist It’s late 2025, and Donald Trump has done what he said he would do:...
Opinion Paul Krugman An improvised ladder hangs from a portion of the wall on the U.S.-Mexico border in Sunland Park, N.M. Credit... Paul Ratje for...
Advertisement Supported by Paul Krugman By Paul Krugman Opinion Columnist “There is a great deal of ruin in a network,” Adam Smith once observed....
Advertisement Supported by Paul Krugman By Paul Krugman Opinion Columnist The good news: I don’t think Donald Trump will cause a global trade war....
Advertisement Supported by Paul Krugman By Paul Krugman Opinion Columnist For the past few years, over and over, voters have told pollsters and...
Advertisement Supported by Paul Krugman By Paul Krugman Opinion Columnist I don’t know who will win the presidential election. Nobody does. But...
Advertisement Supported by Paul Krugman By Paul Krugman Opinion Columnist Do you know this widely cited meme, introduced in a 2015 tweet? “I...
Advertisement Supported by Paul Krugman By Paul Krugman Opinion Columnist Donald Trump has always been a con man. As a businessman, he left behind...
Advertisement Supported by Paul Krugman By Paul Krugman Opinion Columnist Remember when George W. Bush tried to privatize Social Security? I was...
Advertisement Supported by Paul Krugman By Paul Krugman Opinion Columnist This is the third in an occasional series about Donald Trump’s...
His grim vision of America seems stuck in the past.
But not quite in the way you may think.
His usual trash-talking is losing its mojo.
The former president is contemplating policies that would act like a self-inflicted pandemic.
Why some billionaires are helping to promote political extremism.
Their “concepts” would abandon people with pre-existing conditions.
The cut was “jumbo.” The implications are bigger.
Immigration to small cities creates jobs for everyone.
Advertisement Supported by Paul Krugman By Paul Krugman Opinion Columnist Kamala Harris exceeded my expectations in her debate with Donald Trump on...
Advertisement Supported by Paul Krugman By Paul Krugman Opinion Columnist This is the first in an occasional series about Donald Trump’s...
Advertisement Supported by Paul Krugman By Paul Krugman Opinion Columnist Lately I’ve become obsessed with bacon — or, more accurately, with...
Advertisement Subscriber-only Newsletter By Paul Krugman Opinion Columnist There were local elections in several German states a few days ago, and...
Why a mostly useless industry dominates corporate political spending.
Advertisement Subscriber-only Newsletter By Paul Krugman Opinion Columnist My latest column is about how inflation is fading as both an economic and...
Advertisement Supported by Paul Krugman By Paul Krugman Opinion Columnist Last week was full of speeches. Most of those that attracted national...
Advertisement Supported by Paul Krugman By Paul Krugman Opinion Columnist I was mugged in Cambridge, Mass., back in 1979. I wasn’t hurt; I...
Advertisement Supported by Paul Krugman By Paul Krugman Opinion Columnist On Friday, Vice President Kamala Harris gave her first big economic...
Advertisement Supported by Paul Krugman By Paul Krugman Opinion Columnist Like everyone who follows this stuff, I’m a bit awe-struck by the...
Advertisement Supported by Paul Krugman By Paul Krugman Opinion Columnist Donald Trump has been using an ugly word to describe Vice President...
Advertisement Supported by Paul Krugman By Paul Krugman Opinion Columnist You could say that Tim Walz became the Democratic vice-presidential...
Advertisement Supported by Paul Krugman By Paul Krugman Opinion Columnist As an American of a certain age, I know quite a few people who’ve been...
Advertisement Supported by Paul Krugman By Paul Krugman Opinion Columnist I didn’t anticipate the political twists and turns of the past few...
Advertisement Subscriber-only Newsletter By Paul Krugman Opinion Columnist Do you remember the 2023 recession? I hope not, because it didn’t...
Advertisement Supported by Paul Krugman By Paul Krugman Opinion Columnist There are talented politicians, there are untalented politicians, and...
Advertisement Supported by Paul Krugman By Paul Krugman Opinion Columnist You may have heard about JD Vance’s “childless cat ladies” riff. But...
Advertisement Supported by Paul Krugman By Paul Krugman Opinion Columnist Obviously, the big political news of the past couple of days has come...
Advertisement Subscriber-only Newsletter By Paul Krugman Opinion Columnist The third item on the 2024 Republican Party platform, after promises to...
Advertisement Supported by Paul Krugman By Paul Krugman Opinion Columnist J.D. Vance once feared that Donald Trump might become “America’s...
Advertisement Supported by Paul Krugman By Paul Krugman Opinion Columnist I’m not going to speculate about the effect of Saturday’s attempted...
Advertisement Supported by Paul Krugman By Paul Krugman Opinion Columnist While Democrats tear themselves apart over President Biden’s disastrous...