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On the night of April 13, Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro and his family hosted a Passover seder in their official residence in Harrisburg. Hours later, as they slept, a man snuck past security, threw Molotov cocktails into the house, and lit it on fire. Fortunately, the fire was extinguished. Though there was substantial property damage,…
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Perhaps the universe was sending us all a sign by coupling Daniel Pennyโs acquittal and the capture of United Health Care CEO Brian Thompsonโs alleged murderer within a short time. Or maybe the rift in moral reasoning that responses to the two events revealed simply opened in early December as never before. The rift is…
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The University of Michigan, one of the most prestigious public universities in the country, is suffering a crisis of governance. In the latest chapter of the unfolding saga, which, like that of many peer schools, involves heated demonstrations, uneven enforcement of campus rules, and accusations of bigotry and unfairness flying every direction, the schoolโs Faculty…
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National media returned to a familiar storyline this past weekend, as two Harvard student organizations (the Undergraduate Palestine Solidarity Committee and the African and African American Resistance Organization) and Faculty and Staff for Justice in Palestine apologized for promoting what it admits was anti-Semitic imagery. In an Instagram post linking the Palestinian cause to American…