Shmuel Klatzkin
Before, during, and after the self-inflicted disaster of appeasement, Winston Churchill criticized Neville Chamberlain’s policy in the starkest language. He…
My father-in-law, Alexander Guttmann, was an erudite Talmudic scholar. He was trained in academic critical scholarship (what that once meant…
While militant ideologies can appear as a source of stark clarity in an often-muddled world, their excesses only serve to…
Following the Three Mile Island nuclear accident in 1979, Wendell Berry penned an essay which examined how the integrity of…
The Wall Street Journal recently reviewed a new book, Projections, written by Stanford neuroscientist and psychiatrist Karl Deisseroth. My undergraduate…
Identifying a problem is at best only half the job of fixing the world. Responsibility demands that we must determine…
As the Union Pacific railroad pushed the tracks of the first transcontinental railway westward across the plain, “Hell on Wheels”…
The centerpiece of the recently defeated Senate Bill 1 was the nationalization of voting laws. It would have taken away…
If you will not fight for right when you can easily win without bloodshed; if you will not fight when…
