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By: Bret Stephens
Because Israel is routinely the victim of double standards--Will Zohran Mamdani ever make a personal cause of denouncing his native Uganda for criminalizing homosexuality? Or tell a human-rights malefactor like Turkey's president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, that he, too, isn't welcome in New York?--it's tempting for the Jewish state's stalwart defenders, including me, to downplay its failings.
By: Bret Stephens
Because Israel is routinely the victim of double standards — Will Zohran Mamdani ever make a personal cause of denouncing his native Uganda for criminalizing homosexuality?
Fauci and the D.S.A. have a lot to answer for.
It’s bad for your brain and worse for democracy.
Because Israel is routinely the victim of double standards — Will Zohran Mamdani ever make a personal cause of denouncing his native Uganda for criminalizing homosexuality? Or tell a human
By: Bret Stephens
This column isn't so much an argument as it is a plea: Don't use artificial intelligence to help you write. Never let AI do your writing for you.
Democrats and Republicans are both playing with fire.
Democrats and Republicans are both playing with fire.
This column isn't so much an argument as it is a plea: Don't use artificial intelligence to help you write. Never let AI do your writing for you.
The considered word matters. It has staying power and moral weight. We use the expression “I want that in writing” not only so there’s no mistaking the exact words that have been agreed upon but also as proof that the words are meaningful i…
