Neapolitan Nonsense

by Fernanda Moore

The wild, weird success of Elena Ferrante

Nice ’n’ Sleazy

by Terry Teachout

Of the making of not-so-great Sinatra books, there is no end

Message: I Care

by Naomi Schaefer Riley

"Unfinished Business," by Anne-Marie Slaughter

What Are People For?

by Heather Wilhelm

"One Child," by Sarah Conly

Senseless

by Fred Siegel

"Common Sense Nation," by Robert Curry and "Lawless," by David E. Bernstein

‘You Stink,’ He Explained

by Joseph Epstein

The unending deliciousness of literary rivalries

The Liberal Fallacy

by Elizabeth Powers

I feel, therefore I am

The Partly Predictable World

by Jeremy England

The Hebrew Bible is an act of reconciliation between belief and scientific method

Russia and the Great Forgetting

by Anne Applebaum

If you don’t know your history, you can’t understand what Vladimir Putin is up to

The Democratic Divorce from Israel

by Jonathan S. Tobin

The Democratic Party was once the anchor of the pro-Israel community. Not any more.

How the GOP Went Zionist

by Tevi Troy

Republicans are now among the Jewish state’s most important friends. This was not always so.

Remembering Lady Day

by Our Readers

Responses to "The Two Billie Holidays," by Terry Teachout

Spreading the Wealth

by Our Readers

Response to "The Redistribution Fallacy," by James Piereson

Campus in Crisis

by Our Readers

Responses to "The Fainting Couch at Columbia," by Heather Mac Donald

In Transition

by Christine Rosen

The Way We Live Now

Beginnings and Endings

by John Podhoretz

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