Finally, the U.S. Has a Serious Plan for Opposing Iran
By refusing to certify the nuclear deal, Washington has put Tehran in a bind.
October 16, 2017
The Jewish Interest in New Federal Regulations on Insurance Coverage for Birth Control
There is no right to free contraception.
Reversing regulations instituted in 2010 as part of the Affordable Care Act, the Department of Health and Human Services recently allowed employers to request exemptions on religious grounds from providing their employees with insurance coverage for contraceptives. While many on the left see the new rules as an assault on individual rights, Bethany Mandel argues that they are in fact a victory for religious liberty, and one that Jews in particular, whatever their personal opinions on birth control, ought to appreciate.
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The U.S. Is Right to Withdraw from UNESCO
America doesn’t have infinite patience for international institutions that function as platforms for anti-Semitism.
Can Ultra-Orthodoxy Be Made Conservative?
“A disposition to preserve and an ability to improve.”
How Religious Ritual Makes It More, Not Less, Meaningful to Seek Forgiveness
A little anxiety doesn’t hurt.
The Jewish Interest in New Federal Regulations on Insurance Coverage for Birth Control
There is no right to free contraception.