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A viral Sarah Hurwitz clip, a Jewish critic’s response, and an argument about “Jewish supremacy” expose a difficult question: if major Jewish institutions strongly identify
A kiosk may call it a “tip,” but the screen does not prove the worker serving you receives it. Federal investigators have repeatedly found restaurants
On April 6, 2002, Tina Fey joked on SNL that Palestinians would excel at “Fear Factor.” The clip is real, the $25,000 Saddam Hussein payment
You do not have to speak about every injustice to prove you are a good person. But 10 or 15 years from now, when today’s
Flock camera misuse is no longer a hypothetical concern. If communities keep taxpayer-funded license-plate surveillance, police should not have privileged, loosely supervised access. A better
“Trump Derangement Syndrome” is supposed to describe people whose hatred of Donald Trump has overwhelmed their judgment. Political psychology shows that kind of bias is
There is a difference between deciding that one candidate is less harmful in one election and promising a political party your vote no matter what
AI detectors are getting better. That does not mean they can tell who actually authored a piece of work. Substack’s Pangram integration exposes a deeper
The Trump administration gave Our Rescue—the anti-trafficking organization formerly known as Operation Underground Railroad—a sole-source federal contract worth up to $244 million involving legal services
Haley Stevens endorsed Abdul El-Sayed after losing Michigan’s Democratic Senate primary. That does not vindicate “vote blue no matter who” — but it does deserve