Politics & Current Affairs
In a world without a creator God Who actually cares about us and about what we do, reducing pain becomes the primary thing that matters. And that leads to all sorts of deformities.
The author of A Time to Build joins us to talk about why institutions matter and what communities of faith can do to contribute to American renewal.
The Joe Lieberman example.
A visit with an imam and a rabbi who together are attempting the impossible in Sweden’s most notoriously anti-Semitic city.
Accompanied by massive social pathologies that it can neither contain nor reverse, the emerging secular order is itself unsustainable.
Over 100,000 American children in foster care are waiting to be adopted. Orthodox and ultra-Orthodox Jews can help.
Caught in the middle of Russia’s hybrid war on their country, they need serious help—and nobody is listening.
A series of defense-trade treaties among the world’s leading democracies would help defend all of them, and us, against China.
Americans may soon face the unfamiliar challenge of a rival with as many resources as the U.S. has, or more: precisely the situation in which Israelis have always excelled.
The historian and foreign-policy expert joins us to talk about strains between friends and how to overcome them.
The veteran columnist and scholar of foreign affairs joins our podcast to talk about how he sees the state of the world.
Seven of our regular writers pick several favorites each, featuring sieges, spies, cultural revolutions, family papers, useful enemies, new fields of inquiry, and more.
The Jewish state’s relationship with the U.S. is stronger for resting on an informal basis; replacing it with a formal alliance would do no good and only anger the world’s other major power.
A global presence that hovers above the world declaring that it desires nothing but to connect us with each other, Facebook now invites serious religious questions.
