Donald Trump, felon, by the editorial board.

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Donald Trump's defense “lost a winnable case by adopting an ill-advised strategy” right out of his own playbook, Renato Mariotti writes. “For years, he denied everything and attacked anyone who dared to take him on. It worked — until this case.”

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“The bad news is that more and more evidence suggests that getting a good job right out of college is really tough,” Peter Coy writes. “The good news is that a lot of people are aware of the problem and striving to do something about it.”

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I was skeptical of the “zombie” Trump case. I stand corrected.

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“It is hard to imagine that he was helped, in any way, by his constant attacks on judge, jury and the trial itself,” b-boy bouiebaisse writes of Donald Trump.

Read the special Opinion feature on Trump’s guilty verdict: nyti.ms/3VlJahT

Sports gambling is a ticking time bomb. Read: nyti.ms/3wWZjky

“Our system of laws has spoken. A jury of his peers found Donald Trump guilty on all counts in what was supposed to be the weakest of the criminal cases against the former president.” — Alejandro Lugo in a letter to The Times

“Our system of laws has spoken. A jury of his peers found Donald Trump guilty on all counts in what was supposed to be the weakest of the criminal cases against the former president.” #NYTLetters nyti.ms/4eh4UmP

I think most Trump supporters “will be able to rationalize voting for a felon,” Michelle Goldberg tells David French and Patrick Healy in this special episode of Matter of Opinion on Donald Trump’s conviction. nyti.ms/3X9hNsZ

“He’s all the more an outsider and rebel now. The penalties may hamper Trump’s campaigning, but I expect the race will remain competitive, and become even more intense,” writes Daniel McCarthy in our roundup of responses to the Trump verdict. nyti.ms/3R8C8KO

“If there is one single news item that can break through with even the most apathetic citizens, it’s the headline ‘Trump Guilty on All Counts,’” writes David French in a special Opinion feature on Trump’s guilty verdict.

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I think most Trump supporters “will be able to rationalize voting for a felon,” Michelle Goldberg tells David French and Patrick Healy in this special episode of Matter of Opinion on Donald Trump’s conviction. Listen:

“I have represented professional athletes for 50 years,” says the sports agent Leigh Steinberg. “I have never seen a situation that’s more perilous to athletes and the integrity of sports.”

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“Bragg didn’t defeat Trumpism,” says Matthew Continetti. “He revived it.”

Read seven Opinion writers on the guilty verdict in Donald Trump’s Manhattan trial: nyti.ms/3Voa0pV

Britain’s prime minister plays his last card. Read: nyti.ms/3x8BSVo

Less marriage, less sex, less agreement, by Nicholas Kristof.

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Donald Trump's defense “lost a winnable case by adopting an ill-advised strategy” right out of his own playbook, Renato Mariotti writes. “For years, he denied everything and attacked anyone who dared to take him on. It worked — until this case.”

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Trump is guilty, but it may not matter.

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“Justice Alito’s inability or unwillingness to extract himself from the Jan. 6 cases that come before the Supreme Court inflicts a great deal more damage to its reputation and credibility.” #NYTLetters

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Rishi Sunak’s “legacy may be the reminder that it can be a very bad idea to get everything you want too soon,” Sam Freedman writes. nyti.ms/452GIA4