The Palestinian denial of Jewish historical roots in Jerusalem is a denial of their own history, as well.

Jerzy Kosinski’s Being There is too biting to be funny anymore.

An apron can tell a great story, if you know how to tie one on.

A conversation with Bernard Schwartz and William A. Galston on
options for financing U.S. infrastructure renewal.

Little things can indeed mean a lot in China’s challenge to U.S.
preeminence in the Pacific.

Print media is under siege in France, too—but with a Gallic twist.

The benefits of nationalism, as illustrated by its absence.

The flight of the best and brightest from Russia is no accident.

There’s a seamy underside to children’s book author/illustrator Richard Scarry’s busy, busy world.

How Montaigne found happiness: He helped himself.