September 27, 2013

Andrew J. Bacevich and R. Scott Appleby discuss the present-day peace movement and whether it exerts any influence on current U.S. policy.

In this brilliantly argued intellectual history, David Nirenberg asks how influential figures in the Western tradition have thought about Judaism over the millennia.

The end of the Communist era and access to long-closed archives opens a window into the largely untold suffering of Poland from 1939 to the fall of the Iron Curtain.

Readers respond to articles on the Supreme Court and same-sex marriage, and on funerals.

Salah sets down three rocks, in the center of which he places dried bush branches and lights a fire. This is the hospitality of the desert.

President Obama is right to show restraint on Syria. But that doesn’t mean the United States should stand and watch great crimes being committed.