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Christians who wave away the former president’s sexual immorality may be the most anti-Trump constituency of all.

At a time of extreme polarization and partisanship, one super PAC is pouring resources into pivotal primary campaigns—with the tangential benefit of promoting moderation and tamping down extremes within both parties. The American Israel Public Affairs Committee

Yousef’s message is a clarion call for clarity and action. As he rightly pointed out, ignoring these threats only postpones an inevitable confrontation. 

Extremist Jewish youths also chant ‘May your village burn’ on route through Muslim Quarter, while some assault journalists and Palestinian locals; 18 arrested

When any terrorist movement is permitted to grow until it reaches critical mass, no society can survive what follows.

The deal the White House is pushing is “nearly identical to Hamas’ own proposals.”

Feckless U.S. policy and leadership failure in Jerusalem

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For Joe Biden, It’s Not the Years, It’s the Mileage by Jonah Goldberg

The president’s problems have less to do with age and more to do with him.

The president's executive order, announced June 4, currently bars migrants from seeking asylum. But will it help the Democrats' reelection chances?

Choosing to Choose by Nick Catoggio

A reply to Matthew Franck.

He misled the public, mismanaged the crisis, and missed chances to save lives.

Action and Ideas: The Sinai Formula by jacqui

Chief Rabbi Warren Goldstein

Yishmael’s Resentment: The Al-Aqsa Flood by jacqui

Rabbi Elie Mischel

Inconvenient Alliances: How Hamas Killed Progressivism by Gabriel Gaysinsky

I once considered myself a progressive, but the word has lost its meaning. From college students to United Nations officials,…

Plus: James Carville on the state of the race.