You don’t have to go on safari to witness American political animals in their natural habitat. And let me tell you, it isn’t uplifting and inspiring. It isn’t pure. It is sordid.
I don’t know about my fellow Jewish Americans, but this past week felt a lot like Chanukah in July, with my head spinning like a turbo-charged dreidel.
In the words of a famous TV star, “Ruh-roh.” My media friends, the tribe has spoken and it’s time to go.
A lady with cojones. That’s what New York City’s police commissioner Kechant Sewell is.
This should be the last thing you read about the ouster this past week of CNN’s CEO, Chris Licht.
The Biden administration just released a 60 page strategy for combatting anti-Semitism. It’s something no other administration has ever done. That should clear up once and for all, any ambiguity around what constitutes hatred of Jews. Right? Wrong.
What is it going to take for Joe Biden to wake up and open his eyes to the crisis he’s created?
Journalists hate to admit when they’ve blown it, no matter who suffers the consequences.
The words that spewed from Trump’s mouth during the town hall made me sick. They should make everyone sick.
I had to go to Israel on the 75th anniversary of its independence, to search for Israel’s essence, its soul.
New York was the clown capital of the United States of America in the past few weeks. There was plenty of buffoonery but the circus stunts we saw weren’t comical, they were political.