Jewish residents in Palisades say neighbor terrorized them; member of Lion Raisins family arrested
A member of a family that runs a California raisin company is facing multiple hate crime charges after he allegedly...
The Left-Wing Case Against Antizionism
In September 1948, a prosperous Jewish businessman in Iraq was publicly hanged in front of a cheering crowd of 12,000....
Atlantic Reads: The Housewives Underground With Kaitlyn Tiffany
On Thursday, June 25, the Atlantic staff writer Kaitlyn Tiffany will sit down with The Atlantic’s editor in chief, Jeffrey...
Growing up, his idea of Robin Hood wasn’t a fox. Michael Sarnoski goes his own way
The first day of shooting on his debut feature, 2021’s “Pig,” was the first time writer-director Michael Sarnoski had ever...
Renato Rosaldo, Anthropologist Who Disrupted His Discipline, Dies at 85
Renato Rosaldo, an anthropologist who helped dismantle the conventions of his discipline, notably through accounts of the accidental death of...
Knicks in Five. The City Is Alive.
You could call it a parade. But really it was a jubilee, rapture, pure silliness, a weepy rebirth for the...
Obama’s Presidential Center opening ceremony has star-studded turnout with Tom Hanks, Oprah, Christina Aguilera and more
The stars aligned to celebrate the opening ceremony of former President Barack Obama’s Presidential Center. Michelle Obama, Tom Hanks, Christina...
Philadelphia Can’t Force Mention of Slavery at Historic Home, Court Rules
A federal appeals court on Thursday ruled that the city of Philadelphia cannot prevent the federal government from removing references...
Education Dept. Lowers Student Loan Interest Rates for 2 Years
The Education Department will temporarily lower interest rates on outstanding federal student loans by up to one percentage point starting...
AI meets angst in ‘Toy Story 5,’ in which the gang and the plot feel obsolete
Smart toys aren’t great for emotional development, but it’d be nice if the playthings of “Toy Story 5” finally wised...
