A story in The New York Times was soundly criticized for the way it portrayed neo-Nazis. Here’s how we try to do it at the Forward.
When does commercialism without limits damage the national soul?
All weekend I read about Al Franken and pondered whether the 2006 groping incident was severe enough to cause him to resign his U.S. Senate seat.
Jane Eisner, the Forward’s editor-in-chief, reflects on Al Franken’s accused sexual impropriety.
We may be at an inflection point, a moment when #MeToo becomes #WeToo. As a Jewish community, we need to focus on what comes next.
It’s becoming fashionable to claim that back in the 1990s, feminists gave President Bill Clinton a pass. But some of us did not.
Jane Eisner, the Forward’s editor-in-chief, looks forward to our (sold out!) gala in New York.
“When I have to decide between ideas and winning elections, I’m choosing to win elections,” Gabbay said.
No longer can Jews count on a civil public discourse. Not with the president dragging the country into the gutter in 140 characters or less.
Six hours is all it took for Trump to step up the DHS vetting of immigrants, but 30 days after Las Vegas we’re still waiting for meaningful action.