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This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—September 29

1958—In a joint opinion of all nine justices in Cooper v. Aaron, the Supreme Court for the first time asserts the myth of judicial supremacy. The…

Not All ‘Classical’ Schools Are Created Equal

The most consequential differences are often the least obvious.

James Talarico’s Unconvincing Christian Progressivism

Supposedly, through happy coincidence, Jesus agrees with the Senate candidate about important planks of...

Government Shouldn’t Be Forcing Christian Ministries to Hire Non-Christians

A legal argument in Washington State is a threat to religious nonprofits nationwide.

The Bottom Begins to Drop Out

All of the familiar beats that signal a GOP reckoning are being heard.

I taught Saudi royalty in 1979. I saw the seeds of 9/11 decades before the planes hit

In 1979, as smoke rose from the Grand Mosque in Mecca during a bloody zealot siege, I felt the first tremors of Saudi Arabian extremism firsthand. A quarter-century before 9/11, the seeds of the hijackers’ radicalization were already being sown inside the kingdom. Working in Riyadh at a private school for the Saudi royal family, […]

Gen Z’s indifference to Sept. 11 is inexcusable

This week marks 25 years since Sept. 11, 2001. Every year, we get further away from that day. The visceral components fade into a more manageable memory. Like most horrors, the shock and pain still linger as we move on. But this never means we forget the terrible events or how profoundly they changed our […]

In the rubble of the towers, 100 bad ideas were born

War is evil. This is easy to forget. Heroism, patriotism, and moral clarity often arise out of war. But war produces mostly evil. War means death. War makes people homeless, and it levels cities. War also causes moral harm — it destroys innocence and turns young men into killers. It also causes rashness and error. […]

Trump and Carney are both to blame for interruption of US-Canada friendship

Canada and the United States have been great friends, allies, and trading partners for many years. They’ve had disagreements on areas of mutual importance like the auto sector, softwood lumber, and acid rain. They didn’t see eye-to-eye on wars in Iraq and Vietnam. Their views on apartheid in South Africa were diametrically opposed for a […]

I still have ground zero ash on my shoes. America is forgetting what built it

History often surprises us with the way time and events align. Moments separated by centuries sometimes speak to one another, reminding us of both our fragility and our strength as a nation. In 2026, two remarkable anniversaries converge — each carrying profound meaning for Americans. On July 4, we celebrated the 250th birthday of our […]

Remembering the worldview that inspired 9/11

Anniversaries are occasions for remembrance. This week, 25 years after the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, Americans will rightly remember the nearly 3,000 innocent people murdered that morning, the families they left behind, and the firefighters, police officers, passengers, and other ordinary Americans who responded with such great courage. But remembering 9/11 also requires […]

If you care about election integrity in California, you can help

California is a state in desperate need of election reform. Citizens have lost confidence in the voting process.

New Yorkers must ‘never forget’ 9/11 — and turn sorrow into service

Some of the most powerful lessons of 9/11 can be found in the people who endured unimaginable loss — and chose not to answer...

Tossing bread into the ocean on the Jewish New Year

On Sunday, hundreds of Jews in LA will walk to the beach. 

The midterms ARE about Trump — and what he offers for America’s future

The president and his party need to offer some real sense of what “finish the job” looks like: What program do they propose for...

In this ever-nationalized midterm environment, swing-district Republicans brace for a storm

The true measure of a sailor is how they weather a storm, and swing district Republicans can make out the threatening clouds fast approaching...

I’m an NYC death investigator — still fighting the sickening lie of 9/11’s ‘jumpers’

There were no suicides on 9/11. Saying that anyone “jumped” from the Twin Towers' highest windows denies their lack of choice — and the...

From 9/11 to Luigi and Lindsay, we have lost our moral clarity

It fell to NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch this week to render the most difficult and most desperately needed service of all — giving us...

Voters may accept Trump’s bribes, but the bond markets aren’t biting

While the Treasury Department pulls out all the stops to try to calm the bond market, the White House has apparently taken the opposite approach. During his headline speech at the GOP’s midterm convention in Dallas, President Donald Trump pledged to issue “a dividend to every adult citizen in the United States of America for […]

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