
What American Liberals Can Learn From Israel’s Protests
Israeli demonstrators have worn the mantle of patriotism, and it’s worked.
Israeli demonstrators have worn the mantle of patriotism, and it’s worked.
Opponents of COVID vaccines terrorize grieving families on social media.
The Israeli prime minister and his radical allies pushed the country to the brink—and inspired the greatest mass movement in its history.
If the pandemic ought to have given us anything, it should have been a more universal empathy toward the condition of illness.
Would President DeSantis be worse for American democracy than President Trump?
Wars are won or lost well behind the front lines. Allies should arm Ukrainians accordingly.
The idea that we exercise to get thin may be more dangerous than ever.
If a grand jury does indict Donald Trump, it will finally confirm, as the Founders expected, that ordinary citizens have the power to treat former commanders in chief like anyone else.
The TV host and travel guide reflects on how travel has—and hasn’t—changed since COVID.
Trumpists will portray any indictment as political. Prosecutors can’t let them make that argument persuasively.
The former president is warning of “death & destruction” if he’s indicted.
The internet loves bad news. And that’s bad.
Traditional notions of the intellectual were never meant to include people who looked like me or who had a background like mine.
There are better ways to communicate.
The Fed, among others, is blameworthy. But the ultimate culprit is COVID-19.
If Benjamin Netanyahu and his coalition have their way, my country could deteriorate into a dictatorship.
Anti-Jewish bigots steal the show in the revived musical. And that’s why it works.
His statements have been hotly disputed, but not refuted.
How Ukraine’s digital resistance fights behind Russian lines
Climate activists who worry that the world has too many people are joining an ugly tradition.