Norman Podhoretz, the disputatious Commentary magazine editor who rose from poverty in Brooklyn to the heights of American intellectual life in Manhattan, then veered from the left to the right to ...

As public interest in Florida’s deep history grows, it is time to recognize the citizens whose curiosity and dedication ...

Shadi Bartsch It seems we’ve decided the humanities have less to give the human race — or more modestly, this country’s future — than the sciences. This is a serious mistake. The sciences and the ...

The great neoconservative was also a literary man who knew juicy material when he encountered it.

Chamberlain, Seth Limmer, Otis Moss III, and Michael Pfleger The end of a calendar year is always a good time to reflect on the time that has passed. We’d like to share our reflections on the 12 ...

In a recent commentary, professor and columnist Solomon D. Stevens called for moderation and compromise in our political discourse. These would be sound recommendations that I would strongly endorse ...

When an insurance company wants to deny or reduce your claim, a human being must make the final call. Not a model. Not an ...

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Dorchester County is growing fast, and our infrastructure is feeling the strain. Roads that were once quiet and easy to navigate now face the pressure of booming development, increasing daily traffic ...

On 16 June 2020, the ICRC hosted a webinar to launch the updated Commentary on the Third Geneva Conventions. An expert panel discussed the Commentary’s main findings on key humanitarian issues related ...

( JTA) — Norman Podhoretz, the journalist and public intellectual who charted a path from Jewish liberal to pro-Israel neoconservative, has died at 95. Podhoretz was the influential editor of ...