Remarks from Dara Horn to the 18 graduating Jewish cadets of the class of 2023 United States Military Academy
The transformation of Dust Bowl migrants into surfing suburbanites was a social and economic miracle that supercharged the American dream. It can be replicated today.
With crime spiraling in big cities, Philly voters chose a law-and-order candidate in Tuesday’s Democratic primary
How partisan lawfare threatens democracy
Tech’s leadership is splitting into two elites—and the battle between them will shape America’s future
America’s higher education institutions preach social justice while running on the exploitation of adjunct workers
As armed conflicts cover the globe, the United States struggles to gear up
Humanity’s third major technological revolution is leading us into a future more promising and also more dangerous than any since the dawn of history. It’s coming faster than you think.
How Big Pharma’s investment in the advertising model taught us to view health as another consumer choice
How to connect the dots when they’re spinning out of control
Debates between New York state and its Hasidic community about school choice offer a harbinger of what’s to come nationwide
How we lost our faith in the future and how to get it back
If the story of one of the largest security breaches in U.S. history sounds too good to be true, maybe that’s because it is?
Partisan explanations for why birth rates are falling miss the true sources of a cross-cultural trend, and the possible solutions
How the overhyped environmental dangers of single-use plastic straws were turned into a great moral crusade by a 9-year-old
By taking an American journalist hostage, Putin’s Russia announces its transformation into a full-blown terrorist state
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A new survey captures the changing landscape of American Judaism
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