Biden is pushing us to rebuild society. Let’s take a cue from early Zionists, and do it.
Biden is trying to change something like the reality of life in America.
What will history make of Andrew Cuomo?
These days, Cuomo feels not like a man whose time has come, but one whose time has passed.
What Jews should learn from the Amanda Gorman translation controversy
Translation is all about building bridges between similarity and difference.
Catching a glimpse of the Jewish future — on Clubhouse
Perhaps all of these conversations, overheard but not preserved, are comprising something like a new Oral Law for this pandemic age
Trump was acquitted — now the hard work of leaving him behind begins
Like much from the Trump era, the vote pointed to a system that worked, but not too well.
To understand Sheldon Adelson’s mark on the world, look to George Soros
There are Soros Jews and Adelson Jews — and who knows when they might sit and dream together again.
Democrats swept Georgia, then a mob attacked the Capitol. Where do our politics turn now?
If Trump represents our worst demons, the results in Georgia are the signatures of our better angels.
‘It was always going to end this way:’ Capitol coup is work of one man
Woe to a country that elevated such a man, and curses on all those who propped him up.
Debate | Hero or villain? What is Jared Kushner’s legacy?
Eric and Don might be the spitting image of their father, but Jared’s sin was far worse, because he should have known better.
Debate | Should the Biden Administration adopt the IHRA definition of antisemitism?
For many, antisemitism is like pornography: In Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart’s famous formulation, “You know it when you see it.”