The story of Purim begins with a debauched, bloody-minded despot and ends with a triumph of solidarity. A tale of Persia in the time of the Second Temple, it resonates today.

Behavioral economics, the science behind governmental “nudging” and studies disparaging conservatives, has run aground. It’s time to reform the field for the benefit of scientists and citizens alike.

How medicalized language and the therapeutic culture came to dominate Anglo-American institutions of higher education.

President Trump doesn’t exist in the real world. He only exists in Bernie Sanders’s mind.

To say, or not to say, “radical Islamic terrorism”—that is the question. Again.

Alexey Navalny’s exposé of Medvedev’s corruption is not so much a victory for transparency in Russia as a sign that powerful forces are aligning against the Prime Minister.

Trump may be more focused on China, but the economic and political implications of Germany’s trade imbalance pose more serious long-term challenges.

For Trump supporters, the best-case scenario for the next four years may be the illusion of control.

Perhaps it’s time for the Trump Administration to chart a new course in Skopje.

The dangers of becoming desensitized to the President’s serial untruths.