Even in Galus
“Do not think that all the years of galus travails were a vale of tears”
Iran’s Last Card
Experts predict the Islamic Republic will ramp up the use of the only weapon it has left
Anti-Semitism Unbound
We have reached the point in America today, writes Danielle Pletka of the American Enterprise Institute, where “Jews must now be afraid”
Ups and Downs
I watched his tiny body jump up and down with sheer, unadulterated happiness
The “Redshirt” Dilemma
Late start, early advantage? The pros and cons of holding a child back
The Metrics Mindset: Part 2
Not everything worth doing fits on a dashboard. Leadership means seeing the impact that lives between the numbers
Eyes on the Prize
Trump has more work to do to realize his Nobel quest
Living in the Gray
Drop the binary thinking with tools to stay in the gray
Sharing Light
“It’s not just about the bugs. It’s about us. We’re supposed to be more sensitive. To be more like Hashem”
Life Goes On
It does no harm — in these pre-Tishah B’Av days — to keep both Tehillim 90 and, l’havdil, Donne’s question in the back of the mind
Soldier On
Ari Abramowitz is the battle buddy for lone soldiers once the adventure ends
