Around the world, authoritarian regimes continue to growl in the faces of their own people as they demand freedom and reform. •In Venezuela, Nicolas Máduro still clings to the … more

Dr. Miriam Adelson arrives at her husband’s funeral in the Mount of Olives overlooking the Old City of Jerusalem on Jan. 15. “Here I am, Sheldon, adrift in endless pain, sustained with … more

The pandemic dealt a heavy blow to the hospitality industry in Israel as well as worldwide. Some hotels did not survive. Others were able to wait it out, slowly and carefully welcoming local guests … more

Chanting “Am Yisrael Chai” — the Jewish people live — hundreds of students at George Washington University marched from the building that houses the Tau Kappa Epsilon … more

Every birthday is cause for celebration. Another year of life and accomplishment has gone by, and a new year full of hope and great possibilities is about to begin. There is much to be thankful … more

Jew-haters who believe the Holocaust is a myth and that Jews were masterminds behind the Sept. 11, 2001, terror attacks delivered vicious anti-Semitic literature onto the front lawns, sidewalks and … more

Those who are nostalgic for the heyday of neoconservatism might want to know that on Wednesday, former President George W. Bush was scheduled to host a video discussion with Ukrainian President … more

Students of SAR High School’s AP Macroeconomics class had been plowing through a demanding college-level high school course and now, finally, they had the opportunity to apply their learnings … more

The warlords who have brought untold misery to Sudan since it achieved its independence from the United Kingdom in 1956 are hardly loosening their grip. Over the last week, Africa’s … more

A sentence, taken from a lengthy article published by the Korean Central News Agency, perfectly encapsulates the Py-ongyang regime’s raison d’état: “We should … more