Why Iranians Are in the Streets While Saudis Are—For Now—Content
The mullahs and the princes.
January 8, 2018
Chiune Sugihara Saved Thousands of Jews during World War II, Without Defying His Government
Separating myth from fact about Japan’s great righteous Gentile.
On the eve of the German invasion of the Soviet Union, the Japanese diplomat Chiune Sugihara wrote thousands of visas for Polish Jews, allowing them to escape to the Far East and thus avoid Hitler’s grasp. Since his heroic actions began receiving public attention in the late 1960s, the facts about his story have gotten mixed up with a number of myths. Amanda Borschel-Dan seeks to set the record straight:
January 8, 2018
How Turkish Banks Helped Iran Dodge Sanctions
Why did the U.S. ignore the red flags in 2013?
The American Civil Religion, and the Dangers That Would Follow Its Demise
From Thanksgiving to September 11.
Germany’s Pro-Hamas Foreign Minister
Helping terrorist organizations advance their totalitarian agendas.
Chiune Sugihara Saved Thousands of Jews during World War II, Without Defying His Government
Separating myth from fact about Japan’s great righteous Gentile.