The Trump-like Populist Who Would Save the UK
Nigel Farage has taken some hits. It would be foolish to count him out.
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On Broadway, A Giant Show Of Antisemitism
A hit play about Roald Dahl’s attacks on Israel raises an uncomfortable question: is Broadway challenging antisemitism, or packaging it?
From Messiah To Pariah: How Israel Lost The Left
Israel may have won on the battlefield while losing the global argument. How the left turned against the Jewish state—and what Israel can do next.
Can The Marathon Give Charity Runners A Better Run For Their Money?
Charity runners raise millions for the Boston Marathon. They should not lose water, tracking, security, and other basic race services before they finish.
Searching For Mother In St. Paul de Vence
At a museum in the south of France, a son searches for the spirit of the mother who taught him how to see art—and what beauty could give him.
50 Years Later At Carnegie Hall, The Song Remains The Same
Fifty years after Leonard Bernstein’s joyful, imperfect performance, a return to Carnegie Hall reveals what changed—and what endured.