As thousands marched against anti-Semitism in New York, the American Historical Association voted to defeat—for the third time—resolutions denouncing Israel.

Republicans leaning on Moscow’s disinformation for political gain would be wise to remember the record of “useful idiocy” during the Cold War.

Historically, the Democratic Party has been at the forefront of efforts to fight anti-Semitism. We shouldn’t let Ilhan Omar change that.

Andrew Roberts’s Churchill biography confronts his subject’s central paradox: How the ardent believer in the goodness of British imperialism became the stalwart champion of liberal democracy.

Plans to make public state universities tuition free would harm the social cohorts they’re meant to help.

What the Republican Party could and should have known about Donald Trump.

Historian of the Nazi Era and political analyst of totalitarianism.

Trump understands what the classic demagogues of the 20th century understood: namely, that in a democracy it is possible to gain millions of votes by appealing to the worst in people.

By refusing to talk about Islamism, President Obama is ceding the terms of debate to the likes of Trump.

The short answer is “no,” but there’s plenty of room for discomfort.