Netanyahu did not win on Tuesday. In pure mathematical terms, he crashed. But he may have done just well enough for his ...

It all began with an anonymous post on X, which I will quote in full, because it is so profoundly representative of the ...

Skulduggery in the Alaska Senate race is the latest example of double standards from a party that claims to respect the ...

The midterms are six days away—here’s where things stand. Plus, what to know about Israel’s election results, a dispatch from ...

Sayed PAC, a couple complains that they cannot afford groceries because of Israel. Why won’t the candidate denounce the ...

Progressives are so confident in a midterm blowout that they think Trump cheating is the only way they can lose. They’re ...

Adam Hamilton leads thousands of Kansans on Sundays. Democrats hope he can lead them to the Senate, too, writes River Page.

A historian from Mosul, Iraq, visits Treblinka, Auschwitz, and Bełżec—and returns with a demand for the Arab world.

Gadi Eisenkot is a former IDF leader who rarely wears a suit, avoids political grandstanding, and says little about himself.

Critics say the financial maneuvers being used in the AI boom are leading to disaster. The companies say these are simply the most efficient way to build data centers. Who is right?

Even great things come to an end. There’s no guarantee that French culture and traditions will survive ceaseless attacks from ...

Thirty million Americans live with rare diseases that fall through the cracks of U.S. medicine. My mother is one of them, ...