The Gray Lady is getting a very public checkup. Florida's giant state pension fund and a Washington think tank went to court in Manhattan on Wednesday to force The New York Times Company to open … more

I recently received this message in my inbox: “I appreciate you reaching out. But it would be unethical to work with an Israeli company until the genocide stops.” It came from a man named … more

During an interview with the BBC the day after he announced a package of sanctions and other punitive measures against Israel, British Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband said “I don’t go to … more

Antisemitism is rising, but much of today’s scourge does not present itself in the crude language of racial inferiority that we associate with an earlier age. Increasingly, the accusation is … more

Jewish patients and health care professionals could benefit from new federal guidance outlining protections against antisemitic discrimination in federally funded health care programs. The … more

The 25th anniversary of the terrorist attacks on America on Sept. 11, 2001 has come and gone. Despite criticisms and pleas from many of the families of the victims as well as others, Mayor Zohran … more

All four acts scheduled to perform during the remaining dates of Ed Sheeran’s Loop Tour have withdrawn from the concert series following rapper Macklemore’s removal after … more

Amnesty International has been anything but a marginal source in BBC and New York Times coverage of the Gaza Strip. From October 2023 to October 2025, Amnesty International was among the top three … more

With the Metropolitan Museum of Art facing a torrent of criticism for its decision to honor a self-proclaimed Hitler-lover and Jew-denigrater, a planned exhibition of the work of British fashion … more

If schools devote just 45 minutes to a lesson that situates the Holocaust in the broader history of antisemitism and its impact on Jews, they can go a long way to dispelling harmful conspiracy … more