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Jew hatred, by any other name. Et tu, Alan Dershowitz?

Director Lars Kraume knows a bit about the hidden corners of German history. His award-winning 2015 drama The People Vs. Fritz Bauer looked at the role played…

The great Russian-American writer Masha Gessen was standing on the stage at Bard College in New York in front of a sign that read "Crises of Democracy." It was

Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg was propelled into his lofty position due in great part to leftist billionaire George Soros. Now, Bragg is

Israel's judicial reforms by its far-right government have been met by widespread protests. Now the country risks breaking long-formed bonds with key allies in the West.

The U.S. has a rich history of dead off-the-wall political movements. MAGA should follow that path.

Reading Mering’s book makes one think of the disintegration that awaits woke confusion, and incoherence can’t be far off...

Scott Adams' deleted blog post questioned whether 6 million dead "became true by repetition."

Roslyn Bernstein visited Jerusalem as a teenager in 1961, while the news of the Adolf Eichmann trial was still crackling over the radio waves. While the trip made an impression, it took her more than 6 decades to write her story based on the experience.

If democracies like America and Japan execute the worst criminals, so should Israel, argues opposition lawmaker in support of death penalty bill.