Opinion | Hamas and the Lesson of Hanukkah
Hanukkah, the Jewish festival of lights, began Dec. 7: two months after Hamas brutally murdered some 1,200 men, women and children in Israel. The terrorists’ atrocities will have...
Opinion | Notable & Quotable: Penn Backtracks
‘I was asked if a call for the genocide of Jewish people on our campus would violate our policies.’
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Opinion | The Yen of a Bad Era
The Bank of Japan signals positive rates finally are on the way, with uncertain financial implications as the yen rises.
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Opinion | The Rape of the Israeli Women
Hamas’s crimes on Oct. 7 were deliberate and systematic. Why has the left been disbelieving, silent or equivocal?
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Opinion | Florida’s Shunning of Sociology Should Be a Wake-Up Call
The Sunshine State is giving sociology the cold shoulder. The Florida Board of Governors’ Academic and Student Affairs Committee on Nov. 9 voted to remove Principles of Sociology...
Opinion | Worker Shortage Eases a Little at Small Firms
The latest NFIB monthly survey finds fewer companies in need of new employees.
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