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The Deep State Strikes Back!

Europe Is Canceling Christmas

Is Trump’s Nobel Prize Waiting in Kyiv?

Christmas, the Greatest Jewish American Holiday

Zohara

The Romance of Belonging Nowhere

Finding Faith After a Cancer Diagnosis

Third Time’s a Charm

Hungry Like the Wolf

Obama Plays a Dead Man’s Hand in Lebanon, and Wins

Unfulfilled Promise

The UN’s Kosher Stamp for Terror

Jewish Food Influencers Grapple With Politics in the Kitchen

The Cool, Refreshing History of Mint

A Sephardic Thanksgiving Dinner

One Home, Two Holidays

The Story of Gelt

How to (Actually) Cook With Your Kids for Hanukkah

Southern Exposure

War Songs

Dress for Less

Russian Terrorists and Their ‘Progressive’ Allies

S.Y. Agnon’s Secret Rabbi

The Man Riding a Lion

The Worst Trip Ever

King Khat

Bad Medicine

The Golden Age of Jewish Hockey

Marty Glickman 

Qatar’s World Cup FIFA Bribe Documents Exposed

Zachary Schrag, professor of history at George Mason university, is the author of

The Great Society Subway: A History of the Washington Metro

Ethical Imperialism: Institutional Review Boards and the Social Sciences, 1965-2000

. He is at work on a book about the Philadelphia nativist riots of 1844.

Lewis Levin Wasn’t Nice

Zachary M. Schrag