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2009
David Brooks, Columnist
Nate Silver, Blogger
Mike Luckovich, Cartoonist
2008
Ruth Marcus, Columnist
Joshua Micah Marshall, Blogger
Mike Luckovich, Cartoonist
2007
Michael Kinsley, Columnist
Joshua Fruhlinger, Blogger
Chip Bok, Cartoonist
2006
Nicholas D. Kristof, Columnist
Ed Morrissey, Blogger
Mike Luckovich, Cartoonist
2005
Peter Beinart, Columnist
John Hinderaker, Scott Johnson,
Paul Mirengoff, Bloggers
Tom Toles, Cartoonist
Jonathan Turley, Single-Issue Advocate
2004
Thomas L. Friedman, Columnist
Tommy Tomlinson, Local Columnist
Joshua Micah Marshall, Blogger
Paul Krugman, Single-Issue Advocate
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South Korea's divide over allowing Google MapsTalking Points The country is one of few modern democracies where the app doesn't work
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'The Office' gets a spinoff and the Guinness family gets the 'Peaky Blinders' treatment in September TVthe week recommends This month's new television releases include 'The Paper,' 'Task' and 'House of Guinness'
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Hostile architecture is 'hostile — to everybody'Instant Opinion Opinion, comment and editorials of the day
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Catriona Gray of the Philippines named Miss UniverseSpeed Read
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Miss District of Columbia named 2017's Miss USASpeed Read
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Rumor becomes second German shepherd to win the Westminster dog showSpeed Read
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Issue of the week: Yahoo’s ban on working from homefeature There’s a “painful irony” in Yahoo’s decision to make all its employees come to the office to work.
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Issue of the week: Another big airline merger
feature The merger of American Airlines and US Airways will be the fourth between major U.S. airlines in five years.
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Issue of the week: Feds’ fraud suit against S&P
feature The Justice Department charged S&P with defrauding investors by issuing mortgage security ratings it knew to be misleading.
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Issue of the week: Why investors are worried about Apple
feature Some investors worry that the company lacks the “passion and innovation that made it so extraordinary for so long.”
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Issue of the week: Does Google play fair?
feature The Federal Trade Commission cleared Google of accusations that it skews search results to its favor.
