Living with Ghosts: A Manifesto for Children of Holocaust Survivors
As we confront our own mortality, it is time to take stock of our unique identity as the bridge between the inferno from which our parents emerged and the light of a precarious post-Holocaust safety that, they hoped, would spare us and their grandchildren from the agonies they endured.
Opinion | Are Iran’s New Rulers Stronger Than Ever?
The regime still faces undercurrents of dissent.
Book Review | The Song of the Political Hopeful
With an open race for the White House awaiting us in 2028, how will the new wave of campaign autobiographies fit into this mixed stack of self-examiners and self-promoters?
Opinion | The Ghost of Warren Harding
International altruism played no part in American foreign policy before World War II.