A new report published by the Institute for Social Policy and Understanding (ISPU), titled The American Mosque 2020, offers a glimpse into the state of American Islam today. Or at least it claims to. Genuinely important... 
It is (dis)comforting to know that as college students return to classes this fall, after a tumultuous year filled with uncertainty, some familiar qualities of academe remain: skyrocketing tuition, meddlesome administrators, and... 
When then-President Trump ordered a strike that killed two leaders of two terrorist organizations with zero collateral damage, many in the media, academia, and Hollywood immediately condemned it as impulsive and dangerous. When... 
No one cherry-picks the Koran like University of Michigan history professor Juan Cole. From Raymond Ibrahim. 
Daniel Pipes explains why the growth of atheism in Muslim communities represents a challenge to "Islam as practiced today." 
As usual, after World War I, victors plundered losers, especially the German one. The victors demanded the payment of huge reparations; under one plan, German payments would have continued until 1988. This scheme turned out... 
With a new generation of American adults born after 9/11, the simple reminder to "never forget" that dark day in human history remains as urgent as ever. Yet, unknown to most Americans, a campaign is underway that seeks to... 
The State Department motto, "Diplomacy In Action," has always seemed vainglorious, and after seven months of Joe Biden at the helm, a rebranding seems in order. In light of the amateurish job it played in evacuating Afghanistan...
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