opinion
Darkness
The Hungarian ‘populist’ has targeted Soros and the great liberal university in Budapest he founded—and which embodies everything Orban and his cronies fear.
Kati Marton is the author of eight books, including, most recently, The New York Times bestseller Paris—a Love Story.
What Would Richard Do?
Our great diplomat—and my late husband—would be a one-man wrecking crew today, pulverizing the misinformation spouted by the President-elect. Who will step up in his absence?
Inhumanity
From Syria to European anti-Semitism to Boston, we are seeing the warning signs again. By Kati Marton.
The Swedish activist’s World War II heroism should inspire us to act in Syria to stop systematic slaughter, says Kati Marton.
Glenn Beck's smearing of George Soros echoes the anti-Semitic attacks of the Hungarian far right and is a perverse twisting of his experience with the Nazis, says Kati Marton. It would be laughable if the Fox host didn't command such a huge audience.
Islamic terrorists are no more representatives of their religion than Nazis or Communists were of Christianity. Kati Marton on calling a spade a spade.
In CBS' The Courageous Heart of Irena Sendler, Anna Paquin brilliantly portrays an unsung Catholic Pole who saved Jews during World War II. Kati Marton on why the movie is a must-see.
Whether she’s the second coming of Jackie Kennedy, Eleanor Roosevelt or even Dolley Madison, Michelle Obama will be a transforming First Lady—and vital to her husband’s success. Kati Marton examines the state of their union.