Kathleen Kingsbury

1 month ago | editorandpublisher.com | Kathleen Kingsbury

Posted Tuesday, March 11, 2025 11:21 am I am incredibly pleased to announce the promotions of a few of our colleagues. For those of you who work with these individuals, this news will come as no surprise.

1 month ago | editorandpublisher.com | Kathleen Kingsbury

At a time of growing influencer-driven commentary and distrust of institutions, a newspaper editorial board can seem old-fashioned. But The Times isn’t just any institution, and our audience is looking to us for insight, discernment and leadership in some of the most chaotic and uncertain moments in the modern era. The mission, strengths and principles of Times Opinion mean that our editorials can serve as a signature voice. They can provide clarity amid the din.

Dec 16, 2024 | nytimes.com | Kathleen Kingsbury

a. Nob. Yes. But must seek congressional authorization for anything that comes after that. c. Not at all comfortable. Additional response: No person should have the unilateral authority to launch a nuclear first strike and end life on this planet as we know it. This shouldn't be a radical idea. We live in a democracy, and if the president of the United States wants to use nuclear weapons in a pre-emptive attack, they must obtain approval from Congress.

Dec 9, 2024 | flipboard.com | Kathleen Kingsbury

1 day agoA pub landlord says a power cut during Storm Darragh has cost the business at least £15,000 so far. Nils Kirk is among tens of thousands of homes and businesses in Wales which remain without power after Storm Darragh swept across large parts of the UK at the weekend. Cardiff council said the storm …

Dec 8, 2024 | editorandpublisher.com | Kathleen Kingsbury

I want to take you back to Jan. 2, 2000, a day when Y2K was in the rearview mirror and the dot-com bubble burst was just around the corner, when the Dow stood at a mighty 11,500 and a New York Times Opinion columnist debuted on the scene with the first of many prescient arguments and ideas about economics and government. “Beginnings are always difficult: Even the most tough-minded writer finds it hard to avoid portentousness,” Paul Krugman wrote in his inaugural column nearly 25 years ago.