
Carlos Lozada
Opinion Columnist at The New York Times
Podcast Co-Host at Matter of Opinion (NY Times)
Columnist @nytopinion, Matter of Opinion podcast cohost. Author, THE WASHINGTON BOOK and WHAT WERE WE THINKING.
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3 weeks ago |
myheraldreview.com | Carlos Lozada
We’ve gotten used to seeing a president’s first 100 days as a gauge of progress and a benchmark for history. (Thanks, Franklin Roosevelt.) To understand the early days of President Donald Trump’s second term, however, when so much has happened so quickly, there is an alternative milestone to consider. Last week, with more than a month to go before he will reach 100 days in office, Trump surpassed 100 executive orders.
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3 weeks ago |
nytimes.com | Carlos Lozada
In keeping with this administration's management style, Trump's first 107 orders, spanning some 300 pages, can be a bit of a mess. Some are specific in their instructions - whether setting tariff rates for certain countries or permitting only two possible sexes on government documents - and they fulfill promises Trump made before taking office. Many others list no precise actions but only instruct some new task force or council to think of things to do.
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1 month ago |
japantimes.co.jp | Carlos Lozada
I was 3 years old the first time I mixed up Spanish and English. It would not be the last. It was 1975 and my family had recently migrated from Peru to Northern California. Shortly after our arrival, according to Lozada lore, I asked my parents and older sisters, "¿Vamos a tener todo lo sinisario?,” meaning, "Will we have everything we need?”Except I garbled the word "necesario,” coming up with the nonsense word "sinisario.” Everyone chuckled, so I tried to defend myself.
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1 month ago |
qoshe.com | Carlos Lozada
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1 month ago |
sanjuandailystar.com | Carlos Lozada
By Carlos LozadaI was 3 years old the first time I mixed up Spanish and English. It would not be the last. It was 1975, and my family had recently migrated from Peru to Northern California. Shortly after our arrival, according to Lozada lore, I asked my parents and older sisters, “¿Vamos a tener todo lo sinisario?,” meaning, “Will we have everything we need?”Except I garbled the word “necesario,” coming up with the nonsense word “sinisario.” Everyone chuckled, so I tried to defend myself.
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