Natan Ehrenreich

The utopianism of the woke governing vision is no longer persuasive, or so we hope.

Their identity politics has always been incompatible with Jewish flourishing.

On this day, we commemorate and mourn the tragedies of our history. This year, it no longer feels like history.

The former presidential candidate eschews the bluster for a measured speech on the proper role of government in the economy and American life.

Is it good to make employment decisions based on race, or isn’t it? The columnist can’t seem to decide.

Alongside high-tech marvels, a love of ancient traditions.