America’s Moral Collapse in Afghanistan
There is much concern over pronouns and microaggressions, and little for teenage girls being sold into slavery.
August 24, 2021
Anti-Discrimination Law Comes for Religious Colleges
Can these institutions maintain their commitment to traditional sexual morality in the face of changing civil-rights law?
In April, a group of students and alumni of Yeshiva University (YU) filed a lawsuit after the school refused to recognize a gay and lesbian student club. If YU loses the suit, it could face a dilemma about how to continue to function simultaneously as an American university and an Orthodox yeshiva. Kelsey Dallas describes the similar situations that America’s myriad Christian colleges are confronting. At stake is the federal and state funding these institutions receive, which could be withdrawn if they are found to be violating ever-evolving nondiscrimination law.
August 24, 2021
By Tightening His Grip on Palestinian Society, Mahmoud Abbas Has Made It Harder to Get U.S. Financial Support
Even ostensibly private organizations may be implicated in pay-for-slay.
An Apologia for Edward Said Assumes That the West Brought Religious Violence to the Middle East
“As with so many intellectuals, Said’s cultural influence was greater than his merits.”
Anti-Discrimination Law Comes for Religious Colleges
Can these institutions maintain their commitment to traditional sexual morality in the face of changing civil-rights law?
Ancient History Uncovered in a Tel Aviv Suburb
A 1,500-year-old precursor to Ramat Hasharon.