Dan Schnur

As Donald Trump continues to struggle to explain his goals there, his backers have begun casting about for scapegoats to blame for the president's decision to enter the war. Not surprisingly, a growing number of conservative fingers are now pointing at Benjamin Netanyahu.

Both the Gallup and Pew polls showed that opposition to Israel is much stronger among young people in both parties.

If the party wants to move past the Trump era, it's going to need to learn to throw a punch.

If the party wants to move past the Trump era, it’s going to need to learn to throw a punch.

No endorsements. Just three possibilities to consider as we prepare to navigate an increasingly complicated political landscape before we cast our votes for these three critical offices.

The decision for Republicans is between pro-Trump and pre-Trump factions, representing dramatically different constituencies and focused on equally dramatically different policy goals.

How did this repulsive material end up in the state's official voter materials, posted on a government website and mailed to millions of California voters at taxpayer expense?

When the walls feel like they're closing in, it's tempting to shrink away, to hide or to assimilate. But instead, let's learn from those among us, ordinary people who do extraordinary things.

The Trump administration's active participation and sponsorship of activities like last weekend's prayer service makes many of us feel like we are unwelcome when patriotic gatherings take on overtly religious overtones.

While both political parties have a vested political interest in pretending that there are only a scattered few antisemites in their respective ranks, the Jewish community does not have the same luxury.