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The Kosher Gourmet by Nick Malgieri: Chocolate molten delight with creme anglaise is a simple yet elegant make-ahead dessert Most Americans agree that racism in any form is abhorrent. But in recent weeks, far too many who call themselves "antiracists" have inflamed racial tensions with antiwhite bigotry that's every bit as disgusting as what they claim to oppose. When will the antiracists start rooting out the bigots in their own ranks? When Robert Long, a 21-year-old Georgia man, killed eight people, six of them Asian, at three spas on March 16, prominent figures on the left reflexively bran...

Nearly a FIFTH of Simon & Schuster employees submit petition to ban deals with Trump administration figures after CEO rejected their demands to cancel Mike Pence's two-book deal 216 employees of Simon & Schuster have signed a petition demanding that the company stops publishing authors affiliated with the Trump administration The results of the petition was submitted to company executives on Monday It comes a week after Simon & Schuster's CEO Jonathan Karp said the company would move forward with former vice president Mike Pence's book deal The petition had called for Simon & Schuster to canc...

Public safety The Social Order Most Americans agree that racism in any form is abhorrent. But in recent weeks, far too many who call themselves “antiracists” have inflamed racial tensions with antiwhite bigotry that’s every bit as disgusting as what they claim to oppose. When will the antiracists start rooting out the bigots in their own ranks? When Robert Long, a 21-year-old Georgia man, killed eight people, six of them Asian, at three spas on March 16, prominent figures on the left reflexively branded it an anti-Asian hate crime. In a piece for The Root titled, “Whiteness is a Pande...

Watching the horrific video of George Floyd dying under the knee of former Minneapolis police Officer Derek Chauvin, even before charges were filed last year, I called it the way I saw it: Murder. I'm often accused of being pro-police to a fault. But for me the video was enough. Just as with the Laquan McDonald case in Chicago -- the Black teenager shot 16 times by a white cop -- it was the video. But I wasn't in that Minneapolis courtroom for the Chauvin trial. The jurors were in the courtroom. They made their decision on Tuesday: Guilty on all three counts of murder and manslaughter.

The Derek Chauvin verdict has been nearly a year in the making. Footage of the murder of George Floyd last May has been viewed by millions worldwide, sparking ongoing international protests against police brutality and igniting policy changes to reform and reimagine the role of police. Though the amount of video footage of the killing was unprecedented and the momentum for justice was undeniable, history did not necessarily point to an easy conviction. The former Minneapolis police officer was found guilty of all three charges — second-degree unintentional murder, third-degree murder, and ...