Mohamad Jebara, 'Reclaimer' of the Quran
Fundamentalists have erred, he thinks, in seeing Islam as a force for conformity.
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Business Backs Away From DEI
Companies end their bias policies under new legal scrutiny.
Israel Turns Up the Heat on Hezbollah
As the war in Gaza winds down, the old rules no longer apply in the north.
Art Subsidies and U.S. Higher Ed
The Dutch ended up with warehouses full of pieces nobody wanted. We have piles of worthless degrees.
'A Promised Land' Review: Jewish Roots of the Tree of Liberty
During the Revolutionary era, Jews sought and subsequently celebrated freedom in America—and worked to expand its blessings.
U.N. Casts Little Light on Heat
The international body’s latest climate-change alarms are more about demagoguery than data.
A Conservative Leftist Surges in Eastern Germany
Frustrated voters flock to Sahra Wagenknecht, a former communist who appeals to social stability.
Biden's Burning Oil Tanker in the Red Sea
The undeterred Houthis attack a ship and risk an environmental disaster.
Alaska's Ranked-Choice Voting Games
The GOP’s candidate in third quits the ballot to help beat Rep. Peltola.
Jack Smith's New Trump Indictment Sniffs at the Supreme Court
The special counsel largely brushes off the recent immunity ruling.
ATACMS and Russia's Sanctuary
The U.S.-made missiles could hit hundreds of military targets if Biden let Ukraine use them.
If You Like Your Town, Can You Keep It?
Kamala Harris appears set to impose federal control over state and local zoning and land-use policy.
Modi Loses His Mojo as He Bows to the Opposition
His willingness to bend under pressure, especially on affirmative-action policy, augurs poorly for his third term.
What's a Girl to Do in Case of Machetes?
New York state makes it all but impossible to buy pepper spray for self-defense.
Voters Trust Trump's Record but Like Harris
He needs to stress the issues and drop the childish insults. She needs to moderate.
The Soap Bubble of Kamala Harris's Campaign
Trump is trying to be the hard surface that prevents her from floating into office.
'The Price' Review: Game Changers
Richly compensated players, radical conference realignment, students transferring like free agents: This is college football?
Can Taiwan Count on the U.S. if Trump Wins?
A disturbing diffidence from some experts in his orbit, who want Taipei to spend more on defense.
The Biden-Harris Paradox: A Strong Presidency, No President
Almost all power resides in the executive branch. Trump would move it back to the White House.
Sarah Palin May Finally Bring Justice to the New York Times
An appeals court orders a new trial for the former Alaska governor’s lawsuit.
