Editorial: Jeff Yass’ $100M Challenge
Jeff Yass’ $100 million donation to the University of Austin is more than philanthropy. It’s a bet that the broken incentive structure of higher...
Editorial: Project Esther’s Collapse
The Heritage Foundation’s campaign against antisemitism was supposed to be the right’s answer to the charge that it had grown indifferent to hate. “Project...
Editorial: The City That Forgot Itself
New York has always been more than a city. It was a covenant — an understanding that people of every origin could share the...
Editorial: The Muslim Brotherhood’s Empire of Lies
The Muslim Brotherhood is often described as a political movement. It isn’t. It’s a propaganda empire — a disciplined, transnational machine that has spent...
Editorial: Ben Cohen’s Meltdown
Ben Cohen is back in the kitchen — this time not to churn ice cream but to whip up moral outrage in pint-size portions.
The...
Editorial: Stop Tolerating Haredi Draft Evasion
Jerusalem’s sea of black last week was not merely a massive protest — it was a reckoning. An estimated 200,000 ultra-Orthodox men filled the...
Editorial: Betting on Milei in Argentina
President Javier Milei’s recent electoral victory in Argentina is more than a political upset. It’s a high-stakes economic gamble with global ripple effects.
In Buenos...
Editorial: Can East-West Gaza Zones Work?
The idea of dividing Gaza into two zones — an eastern sector under Israeli control and a western sector still under Hamas — is...
Editorial: A Heist at the Louvre
It reads like the opening scene of a Netflix thriller: a mid-morning jewel heist at the Louvre Museum.
Four nimble, experienced criminals in yellow vests....
Editorial: When Power Has No Guardrails
There are few presidential powers as sweeping — or as revealing — as the power to pardon. It is a mirror of how a...