We’re living through a train wreck. It’s a slow-moving train wreck rather than a two-day train wreck, but it’s happening,…
hat old bugaboo of dynastic privilege looks set to make an appearance in next year’s election, a familiar rash flaring…
On Friday, February 29th, I sat down with George Deek, a Christian Arab and Israel’s former deputy ambassador to Norway, to…
An Interview with Katha Pollitt Katha Pollitt is an American feminist, poet, essayist, and critic. Best known for her bimonthly column, The…
he Roberts Court has taught us much that we didn’t learn in fifth grade civics. Mrs. Walsh never told me…
ommentators on the Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement, from journalists to Facebook commenters, seem preoccupied almost entirely with debating ideology — that…
ast Friday, President Barack Obama addressed Stanford students at the White House Summit on Cybersecurity and Consumer Protection, bringing CEOs…
One of the debates set off by Jonathan Chait’s blockbuster New York magazine essay against political correctness is whether or not P.C. “works” — that is,…
campaigns to divest from Israel and fossil fuels gain steam on college campuses, it is important that we think critically…
hen Barbara Boxer announced last month that she will not seek reelection in 2016, ambitious politicos across California scrambled to…