Kind: Reads

A song ... and the war that continues to haunt even today's young Israelis

The mask is off. So to speak.

Politics is a false god, and a weak god as well.

I first started following Kathy Kattenburg on Twitter after she showed kindness to me following an article about my sex abuse in the Washington Post, at a time when many of my supposedly like-minded conservatives had not. It seemed like a minor example of cross-the-aisle political civility. But it soon revealed itself to be a lesson in how elusive civility can be these days, especially online, in an age when we’re often told (or telling others) that we need more of it.

Why we undervalue front-end expertise in the web development world.

Here are the only two worth watching.

The world is bleak enough as it is.

Outside the world inhabited by the professional classes in a handful of major metropolitan areas, many Americans are leading their lives as if COVID is over.

And American democracy has no idea how to deal with it.

What Mark Meadow's text messages tell us

Too many on the right criticize anti-Jewish discrimination only when it occurs on the left, and vice versa.

Promoting a culture of life is different from using the state to take away liberty

Or do we live in a society?

In May, Tennessee passed a law banning Critical Race Theory in K-12 schools. The state is already seeing the ugly consequences of the law. And things are likely to get worse. While Critical Race Theory is not taught in K-12 schools in Tennessee, the

Why not?

Republicans Are Playing Partisan Politics With America’s Top Anti-Semitism Post by Yair Rosenberg

It’s a game that no one is winning, least of all Jews

If a jury acquits him, it will not be a miscarriage of justice—but an acquittal does not make a foolish man a hero.

For the first time in generations, workers at John Deere have the upper hand. But they’re struggling to figure out how to make it count, and whom they can trust