Whom we honor and whom we cast out are decisions that may have little to do with who people really are
By Peter Wood
Rather than facing up to the threat China poses on American college campuses, the White House seems to want us to get along happily with our friends across the Taiwan Strait
By Peter Wood
The evil that we saw at a Texas synagogue is not senseless. It is self-gratifying
By Peter Wood
At its best, the discipline taught us that our follies are as universal as our aspirations
By Peter Wood
To set fire to a public Christmas tree is to express destructive glee against the sentiments of the season
By Peter Wood
It’s always easier to feel certain about that which is uncertain. Just ask Joe Biden
By Peter Wood
Followers of the style guide don’t understand what a versatile, vigorous sentence can do
By Peter Wood
‘Liberal educators’ might sneer but they’re very worried
By Peter Wood
These battles, typically over race, sexuality and national identity, are defining issues for our time
By Peter Wood
The real reason for the swing among swing voters is the Gestalt sense that we are heading downhill in a hurry
By Peter Wood
She wants to persuade voters to ignore the story about a ninth-grade girl who was raped in a Loudoun County school restroom
By Peter Wood
