The celebrity guide to selective outrage
Artists were once dangerous to tyrants, their art was truth-telling to power
Artists were once dangerous to tyrants, their art was truth-telling to power
The pressure is now on for Israel and Hamas to reach a lasting agreement
The nature of anti-Semitism means that it is ever-present, always under the surface. And it has been allowed to fester in Britain
The President tried his best to sell his 20-point plan
History counsels that alarmist reactions to Israel’s Qatar strike should be treated warily
Group forced Ottawa Pride march to be canceled
Can a Martha’s Vineyard food vendor refuse to sell to me because I’m a Zionist?
Plus: Gerrymandering from sea to shining sea
Bits from Ann Coulter and Freddy Gray’s interview
Today’s youth see Nazis everywhere except where they actually are
Is she simply an American businesswoman, or is she a future empress?
Trump’s decision to cut ties (again) is for the best
He doesn’t know what he wants. This serves Netanyahu’s strategy just fine
By and large, the West has grudgingly accommodated Iran’s petulant malevolence
Carlson’s interviews give us a glimpse of what it would be like if we had an actual state-run media
The Geneva Conventions now constrain legitimate military action
The veteran French socialist Jean-Luc Mélenchon regards the would-be mayor as a chip off the old block
To an influential set of conservative Christians, the President’s Middle East policy is the fulfillment of ancient prophecy
When it seems as if top officials are protesting too much, that’s usually because they are
Mark Rutte, head of NATO, said Trump was the ‘Daddy’ for stopping the Israel-Iran conflict