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We have treatment guidelines for diabetes and other diseases, says @theresabrown. Why are there no guidelines for end-of-life care?https://nyti.ms/2ZFQtCp 

Trump’s lies about Democrats advocating “infanticide” gives his supporters something valuable — a sense of moral superiority over those who would condemn the president and his movement, writes @michelleinbklynhttps://nyti.ms/2ZLM28X 

In the next few decades the U.S. will see the rise of a more diverse electorate, with more liberal views, writes @jbouie. And the only way to preserve right-wing conservatism in American government will be to rig the system.https://nyti.ms/2ZFQ3vP 

I do not know why God spared my life in my Poway synagogue. All I can do is make this borrowed time matter, writes Rabbi Yisroel Goldstein.https://nyti.ms/2GMs0lY 

We can't afford universal health care without high taxes? Well if we think of what comes out of our paychecks as premiums as a kind of tax, the reality looks quite different.https://nyti.ms/2GGHzM8 

The Republican Party refuses ever to give up an argument no matter how completely it has been discredited, writes @PaulKrugmanhttps://nyti.ms/2GWSIc3 

.@josephinecwolff: Our Fourth Amendment protections depend on what we — and, more important, what our judges — legitimately expect in terms of privacyhttps://nyti.ms/2GWokP1 

It’s hard to counter Trump’s malicious “infanticide” propaganda without amplifying it. But leaving the lie unchallenged is also dangerous, argues @michelleinbklyn.https://nyti.ms/2GJhY5q 

"Everyone knows that Indiana’s former senator, Richard Lugar, was gracious to his colleagues across the aisle. Fewer know that he was equally receptive to citizen activists." #NYTLettershttps://nyti.ms/2GKoR6j 

Even Richard Lugar's party thought it was crazy to pay former Soviet republics to disarm. But his plan ended up destroying thousands of nuclear warheads.https://nyti.ms/2GWD6Ft 

Pete Buttigieg isn't alone as an uber-meritocratic, elite politician who pushes his outsider credentials, writes @DouthatNYT. Another example is Emmanuel Macron, and his presidency in France has been something less than a success.https://nyti.ms/2ZT7B7Q 

In the springtime I am reminded that we are all subject to the same atavistic impulses that drive the natural world, writes @MargaretRenklhttps://nyti.ms/2ZINl8L 

Biden is a solid candidate with years of experience, but, like many candidates, he has pros and cons, writes @CharlesMBlowhttps://nyti.ms/2ZSQoLM 

Here's how to stop the outbreak of measles, one of the most contagious pathogens on the planethttps://nyti.ms/2CdmxDy 

Earlier this month, @bethanyshondark wrote about the problem with vaccine refusal: "It is not an individual choice. It is a choice that endangers everyone, especially those too young or sick to be vaccinated."https://nyti.ms/2XUM909 

"It’s no mystery how we got here," the Editorial Board wrote in January. "On the internet, anti-vaccine propaganda has outpaced pro-vaccine public health information."https://nyti.ms/2T10FS4 

The current measles outbreak has grown to more than 700 cases in 22 states. "These diseases should be seen only in history books — not in our emergency rooms," three of the nation's top health officials wrote last month.https://nyti.ms/2ETTu9T 

I pray that my missing finger — the finger the terrorist took from me — serves as a constant reminder. A reminder that every single human being is created in the image of God. And a reminder to never, ever be afraid to be Jewish. By Yisroel Goldstein.https://nyti.ms/2GI7IKx 

How could I have missed this milestone of compulsory heterosexuality? Who would teach my daughter whatever girls with fathers learned on these dates and dances, like how to wait for doors to be opened or hold a fork like an unmistakable catch?https://nyti.ms/2ZL12nt