Introducing: JEWDICIOUS!!
As Israel turns 75, it must confront a new kind of threat to insure its future
Fasting, God, and Israel
A Holocaust survivor confronts questions about America’s strategy in Ukraine
Jon Rahm and the Mirror of Golf
VacciNation Day: Reasons for hope in America
Mr. Vice President: Was the price of Trump really worth it?
Should the news media cover a defeated president who won’t leave the stage?
Biden must use Trump’s tactics to make clear he’s the obvious choice to lead America’s economic recovery — again
Bo knows comebacks: The historic performance Jackson delivered in the first game I ever covered
The Definitive Guide to Understanding the 2020 Presidential Election
My conversation with Aristotle
Trump and Ambassador Sondland: Are all of the president’s men arrogant – or just “not that bright”?
Jamie and Paul Vallas, Daughter and Father talk about Jamie’s transgender journey
What the legacy of Woodward and Bernstein means for journalism today
Neera Tanden, President, Center for American Progress
Jonathan Greenblatt, CEO & National Director, Anti-Defamation League
The state of our system
...it was incredibly heartening to hear the most powerful leader in the world talking about essential democratic reforms in such a grand and traditional venue. I’m not talking about the policy prescriptions the president ticked off early in the speech, but instead the structural solutions he devoted time to down the home stretch. Not partisan positions, but logical proposals designed to empower every American — and strengthen our processes of elections and governance.
Read MoreA ruinous rule
Tom Harkin (D-IA) served in the U.S. Senate for 30 years until he retired in January 2015. In an interview near the end of his service, Harkin offered a cold, hard truth: “A senator has his or her power not because of what we can do – but because of what we can stop.”
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