David Horowitz and Jacob Laksin continue their report on America’s fractured relationship with Israel.

Andy McCarthy writes that the Supreme Court has upheld a law isolating terrorist groups.

Robert Costa analyzes the Utah Republican Senate primary composed of two tea-party candidates.

Daniel Pipes writes about the new version of the Left’s anti-Western ideology.

Jim Geraghty reports that Democrats are reprising their 2008 campaign strategy for the midterms.

Mona Charen finds that Obama’s charm offensive is not improving world opinion of the United States.

Thomas Sowell explains why the escrow account for BP is destructive to democracy.

Reihan Salam writes about the doc fix and the blame game.

Josh Barro argues against abolishing the Federal Reserve.

Duncan Currie discusses the Volcker dilemma with proprietary trading.

— Carter Reese is a summer intern at National Review.