The City of San Francisco, the bayside burg that gave us Nancy Pelosi and sidewalk toilets, is now proposing the ultimate in nonsense - a few million bucks of reparations for everyone whose grandparents came from the right continent at the right time.

IN EARLY 1944 I was 17 years old, in my senior year at Eastern District High School in Brooklyn, New York, and, after several summers spent working as a comic at Catskills resorts, knew that I wanted to go into show business. But Hitler had started a war. One day a U.S.

For everyone except the mainstream media, it's been clear for years now that Donald Trump was illegally spied on. The latest filing from Special Counsel John Durham has shown that Hillary Clinton's campaign was also behind an intricate conspiracy to hack Trump and look for incriminating evidence, and possibly even plant incriminating evidence.

A recent article in the New York Post nicely encapsulates the latest developments in the ongoing debate over climate and energy. In his article "If the Ukraine war hasn't scared the West straight on energy, nothing will," Rich Lowry reminds us "The world hasn't embraced fossil fuels out of hatred of the planet but because they are so incredibly useful."

Writing stars such as Saul Bellow and Philip Roth illuminated the postwar era, a veritable golden age for American Jewish authors. The People of the Book were storytellers for popular consumption, and publishers eagerly kept those stories coming. What was once a love affair between Jewish writers and the publishing industry, however, is looking more like estrangement in 2021.

Tablet Magazine This essay is written from the point of view of a physician, medical educator, and bioethicist who sees the deplorable fact of physician involvement in the Shoah as an opportunity to highlight enduring moral lessons for the medical professions.

On the morning of August 14, 1936, two employees of the US National Broadcasting Company (NBC) met for breakfast at a café in Berlin. Max Jordan and Bill Slater were discussing the Olympic Games they were broadcasting back to the United States - and the Nazi propaganda machine that had made their work, and their visit to Germany, somewhat unpleasant.