Israeli Elections Produce Another Stalemate over Benjamin Netanyahu
Four elections later, Israel still can’t quite make up its mind about its longtime prime minister.
Molotov-Cocktail-Throwing Lawyers Are the Left’s New Civil-Rights Heroes
Colinford Mattis and Urooj Rahman aren’t outliers; they’re living examples of how hatred of Trump has morphed into a willingness to justify the unjustifiable.
The Awokening Comes for American Classical Music
The New York Times’s chief critic has launched a campaign to end the merit-based “blind audition” hiring process for orchestras.
Farrakhan’s Influence Remains a Problem
The Nation of Islam hatemonger’s pernicious spreading of anti-Semitism in the black community continues to fly below the media’s radar.
The Left’s Culture War Cancels the Humble Along with the Mighty
When cancel culture comes to those on Main Street, the consequences can be far graver than they are for the celebrities and elites we hear about.
In New York, Protests Must Go On, but Religious Services May Not
De Blasio’s policy escalates the Left’s war on religious liberty.
What’s Fueling Israel’s Settlement Push?
The Netanyahu government is pushing hard for a green light from Trump, fearing his time in office might soon end.
Biden’s Revival of Obama’s Middle East Policies Won’t Bring Peace
Just a rerun of past failures with the added disgrace of renewed American acquiescence to Palestinian terror
Some Conspiracy Theories Are More Equal Than Others
For the New York Times, it’s fine to question the money and influence behind advocacy groups—but only if they’re right-wing.
How Not to Celebrate Earth Day
Some activists are happy that the earth is being given a “rest” from the ravages of capitalism.