I asked Weiss whether she had been subjected to censorship at the Times or had any of her articles spiked. She said "yes," but then talked about "self-censorship."
Sol Stern is a New York journalist. He was a fellow at the Manhattan Institute and a contributing editor to City Journal for 22 years before resigning in 2017 over being blocked from writing about Donald Trump.
The founder of Rolling Stone claimed rock music would set Americans free—in reality it just made him rich.
As young lefties, we pledged our generation of radicals would never succumb to the totalitarian temptation.
“They know nothing about art. They know nothing about history. They know nothing about philosophy.”
Ari Shavit’s new book was praised for balancing the story of Zionism’s accomplishments with criticism of its founding sins–but his work distorts history and hurts the chances for peace.
Today’s cheating scandals aren’t about students, but the school administrators and politicians who stand to profit from rising test scores, writes Sol Stern.
Expecting all students to be college ready is a hopeless utopian goal, writes Sol Stern.