Editorial: When Intolerance Enters the Tent
The Democratic Socialists of America is no longer a fringe movement of aging Marxists and campus idealists. It has become one of the most...
Editorial: Mansour Abbas and the Politics of Reality
There are many politicians who know how to protest. Far fewer know how to govern.
That is what makes Mansour Abbas one of the most...
Editorial: The Immorality of the Gray Lady
For decades, Nicholas Kristof has been among the most respected and effective columnists in American journalism. At his best, he has exposed genuine atrocities,...
Editorial: Pakistan’s Strategic Ambition
Pakistan is one of the world’s most consequential and least fully trusted states.
Home to more than 250 million people, it is the fifth most...
Editorial: Leadership That Refused to Whisper
Abraham “Abe” Foxman belonged to a generation of Jewish leaders who understood, in their bones, that Jewish security could never be taken for granted.
His...
Editorial: The Gaza Stalemate
The world keeps asking what comes next in Gaza, as if the principal actors are confronting a series of choices. In reality, the central...
Editorial: Redistricting Wars Accelerate
The redistricting wars have always been ugly. Now they are veering into something far more dangerous.
In Louisiana, congressional primaries scheduled for May were suspended...
Editorial: The New Shape of Antisemitism
The latest Anti-Defamation League audit offers a statistical paradox that should alarm every American. Total antisemitic incidents declined in 2025 for the first time...
Editorial: Israel’s Youth Recalibrate
There is something quietly striking in the contrast between young voters in Viktor Orbán’s Hungary and those in Benjamin Netanyahu’s Israel. In one case,...
The Corrosive Politicization of International Aid
It is a hard moment to be an international development or humanitarian aid organization. It is an even harder moment to be an Israeli...
