Editorial: The NCJW Reboot
The turmoil inside the National Council of Jewish Women is about far more than organizational charts.
NCJW’s national leadership has decided to replace much of...
Editorial: Wisdom in the Age of AI
A pope’s first encyclical is often read as a roadmap for the years ahead. It signals the priorities that will shape a papacy and...
Editorial: Chris Van Hollen’s AIPAC Obsession
Maryland Sen. Chris Van Hollen has every right to criticize Israel. He has every right to criticize Benjamin Netanyahu. He has every right to...
Editorial: A Chance Maryland Should Not Miss
There are few opportunities in public policy to expand educational resources without raising taxes, cutting existing programs or increasing state spending. Gov. Wes Moore...
Editorial: The Revolution Will Not Stock Bamba
The members of the Park Slope Food Coop in New York City have finally done it. After years of debate, emotional speeches and progressive...
Editorial: The Rabbinate’s Open Defiance
When it comes to the Chief Rabbinate of Israel, the issue is no longer merely women’s religious leadership. It is whether the rabbinate believes...
Editorial: Wes Moore’s Reckless Remarks
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore built much of his political appeal on seriousness, discipline and moral balance. That is why his recent interview with Politico...
Editorial: The Mirage of a New Middle East
President Donald Trump is describing the emerging Iran agreement as the foundation for a transformed Middle East. The actual deal appears considerably more modest:...
Editorial: The Moral Simplicity of Chris Van Hollen
Senior Maryland Sen. Chris Van Hollen is entitled to criticize Israel. He is entitled to support Palestinian rights, oppose settlement expansion and advocate for...
Editorial: The Message of Massie’s Loss
The defeat of Rep. Thomas Massie in Kentucky’s Republican primary was more than a local political upset. It was a revealing test of how...