
William Falk
William Falk is editor-in-chief of The Week, and has held that role since the magazine's first issue in 2001. He has previously been a reporter, columnist, and editor at the Gannett Westchester Newspapers and at Newsday, where he was part of two reporting teams that won Pulitzer Prizes.
Latest articles by William Falk
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 Saying the unsayableopinion The president is setting an example, and it's taking us into uncharted territory By William Falk Published opinion
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 What mass killers have in commonopinion Ideology can mask the real motive: the thrill of violent revenge on the world By William Falk Published opinion
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 The NFL is not a 'safe space'opinion Free speech is often irritating. It's also the foundation of our democracy. By William Falk Published opinion
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 The economics of denialopinion Why high-carbon states don't believe in climate change By William Falk Published opinion
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 A lesson from the eclipseopinion Even when the moon isn't covering the sun, the sky is astonishing By William Falk Published opinion
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 When winning isn't possibleopinion President Trump's need to dominate his adversaries could lead to disaster By William Falk Published opinion
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 Irresistible forcesopinion Why Amazon, Google, and Facebook rule the world By William Falk Published opinion
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 Look abroadopinion Other countries have more effective and less costly 'hybrid' health-care systems. Why not copy them? By William Falk Published opinion
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 The coming crisisopinion What happens if Trump claims he's the victim of 'a coup'? By William Falk Published opinion
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 When regulators do too littleopinion Two decades after the FDA approved mass-market opioids, morgues are running out of room By William Falk Published opinion
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 When chance intervenesopinion The universe can be random. That's why you exist, and the dinosaurs don't. By William Falk Published opinion
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 Too much testosterone?opinion In Washington, white men are in, and women are out By William Falk Published opinion
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 An unprecedented presidentopinion Just 100 days in, it's clear Americans have never seen anything like Donald Trump By William Falk Published opinion
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 The lure of military interventionopinion Governing is hard. Attacking tyrants is simple ... at first. By William Falk Published opinion
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 No more illusions about Putinopinion It's not McCarthyism to see him as an enemy of democracy By William Falk Published opinion
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 The price of a broken health-care systemopinion Forget ObamaCare vs. RyanCare. Let's talk about the real elephant in the room when it comes to American health care. By William Falk Published opinion
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 A toast to American decencyopinion Let us briefly pause in our ritualized outrage to raise a glass to these recent, rare examples of selflessness By William Falk Published opinion
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 When it comes to leaks, everyone is a hypocriteopinion President Trump is hardly the only one with a double standard on leaked information By William Falk Published opinion
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 America's lost civilityopinion Here's the problem with our 'me first' mentality By William Falk Published opinion
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 Will Republicans stand up to President Trump?opinion Or is the threat of a thermonuclear Twitter attack too big a risk? By William Falk Published opinion
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 Finding 'real America'opinion A reader told me I, as a New York editor, could never understand the struggles of the rural working class. Here's what I wrote back. By William Falk Published opinion
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 Trump's black holeopinion We're all about to see an experiment in government unlike any we've seen in our lifetimes. And rest assured, it will consume us. By William Falk Published opinion
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 The mistakes of our leadersopinion In politics, there are no do-overs By William Falk Published opinion
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 The healing that won't happenopinion Our warring tribes share only one thing: contempt for each other By William Falk Published opinion
