American politics
The silence that surrenders America: Why Jews know they can’t trust JD Vance anymore - opinion
JD Vance must choose: will he be the man who slams the door on antisemitism, or the one who lets it in?
Conference Ambassador Groisman discusses Israel advocacy
Republicans must address Nazi problem among Gen Z conservatives, Trump ally Laura Loomer says
US Pres. Donald Trump committed to $2,000 tariff payoff, warns US faces 'economic disaster'
Donald Trump is throwing America's legacy of liberty out the window - opinion
MIDDLE ISRAEL: America, once the free world’s emblem, inspiration, and engine, is now being led by a man for whom liberty means nothing.
'It Takes Chutzpah': Jewish senator's memoir hopes to raise next generation of activists - review
It Takes Chutzpah is crisply and clearly written, intended to raise a new generation of can-do activists with the ability to build bridges and widen constituencies in order to achieve their goals.
The exploitation of academic discourse: A gateway to the spread of extremism - opinion
American universities have become strategic targets for extremist groups, which use student gatherings as fronts for their ideas.
Trump calls some Biden presidential pardons 'void, vacant,' claims they were signed by autopen
Trump also accused the previous president of not approving or even knowing about pardons he made.
Israel needs its own DOGE, but not like what the US has - opinion
An Israeli DOGE should examine the structure of the government and the number of ministries, and reduce political and coalitional funds.
Letters to the Editor, February 19, 2025: The bottomless pit
Readers of The Jerusalem Post have their say.
Sen. Ron Wyden says the Democrats need ‘chutzpah’ to return to power
The Oregon Democratic Jewish senator's ‘rules of chutzpah’ offer a guide for resisting Trump’s policies.
What do Jerusalemites think of Trump as US president?
With Donald Trump back in the White House, the people of Israel's capital voice optimism, criticism, and biblical references.
South Carolina rabbi’s Holocaust memorial speech pulled from TV for being 'too political'
A public TV station in South Carolina removed a Holocaust memorial speech by a rabbi after he criticized recent policies on LGBTQ rights and refugee aid, fueling controversy over free speech.
'We don't want to fight wars': Pete Hegseth gets sworn in as US Defense Secretary
Hegseth, a former Minnesota National Guard officer who served in Iraq and Afghanistan was sworn in by Vice President J.D. Vance on Saturday morning to lead the Pentagon.
