Asking a rabbi about abortion
Perhaps surprisingly, Judaism does not have a black-and-white stance on the issue
Daniella Greenbaum Davis
Monday
Thursday
Get off the La-Z-Boy this summer
Our hot-vax summer do-over is here, and I’m going to stop ignoring the items on my to-do list
Thursday
The age of American unexceptionalism
It’s hard to be exceptional when your causes are so pathetically underwhelming
Monday
Ain’t that good news
Rather than preparing to live out the rest of this century in misery, I’m now giddily optimistic
Thursday
I’m done being a crazy Covid lady
We can’t sustain this extreme fear forever
Sunday
Does Vance have a chance?
J.D. Vance was never hostile to Trump voters. He was a translator for the coastally confused
Monday
Downloading God in the App Store
Is the concept of manna from Heaven really so different than ordering from Uber Eats or Postmates?
Monday
Eighty years after Wannsee
Jews should see existential threats for what they are
Thursday
The death of the phone call
It is now standard to pop into colleagues’ homes uninvited, unannounced and unashamed
Monday
Feminism has failed us
Has demonstrating our alleged progress replaced progress itself?
Tuesday
Notes on…bridge
I am a very demanding partner and, sometimes, unpleasant competition
Tuesday
How Netanyahu gains from the death of Baha Abu al-Ata
PIJ has been amassing weapons and has led the recent attacks against Israel
Monday
Katie Hill is no angel
Equality isn’t about giving women the chance to behave as poorly as men
Thursday
Zuckerberg lays out Facebook’s free speech future
‘We’re seeing people try to define more speech as dangerous’
Wednesday
Do Jewish lives matter to Bill de Blasio?
With anti-Semitic attacks rising in Brooklyn, New York’s mayor must act
Wednesday
9/11 and the false sense of American security
Eighteen years later, Americans are less clear-headed about threats than our Israeli allies
Monday
Lizzo and the politically incorrect obesity epidemic
Obesity isn’t woke. It’s a death sentence
Tuesday
The Hunt and conservative cancel culture
The wrong kind of bipartisan consensus
Tuesday
The Whitney Museum surrenders to the mob
Crying crocodile tears over tear gas ruins a great gallery
Monday
The brief bravery of Scarlett Johansson
Perhaps the actress would be better off playing a tree than a person with convictions
