Peter Goodman is a Global Economic Correspondent for The New York Times, specializing in covering economic and financial issues. With a background in reporting on Europe and China, Peter brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to his reporting, examining the impact of global economic trends on local communities. His work has been featured in various publications, including Yahoo News.
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Looking back at 13 years of weekly columns
By: Peter Goodman
Watching 'The Diary of Anne Frank' performed as concerns over antisemitism and human rights abuse grow
Harris and Walz are interested in government, interested generally in helping average people, and seem to be decent, highly competent human beings who care.
Democracy is in decline
Memorial Medical Center's public meeting is a positive step
Wednesday MMC held a public board meeting that was mostly comments and criticism from the public. Several folks started with a litany of bad experiences and criticism; Earl Nissen asked about the poor folks with cancer MMC turned away; but MMC gave good answers to many questions (though not Earl’s). When I suggested they hire an ombudsperson, they produced on the spot someone they’d already hired.
Each side can accurately claim extensive and unjustified violence perpetrated against it.
The U.S. should oppose what Israel is doing in Gaza
New Mexico's competency law needs to be addressed
Take time to be grateful this holiday season
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