Ms. Sugar is a writer and philanthropic consultant living in New York. She is married and has twin teenagers and an English Bulldog named Batman.
The wounded soldier emphasizes to a group of visiting American Jews that he was proud to fight for his country and for his fellow Israelis. He wants to be sure we heard him say that.
By REBECCA SUGAR
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‘We need all eyes on our southern states. I don’t know how any story in America is bigger than this,’ an organizer of the Take Our Border Back Convoy says.
By REBECCA SUGAR
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The tell that demonstrates this is a global power grab rather than an attempt to unite the world in a righteous battle for human health is the absence of any reckoning for past mistakes and abuses of power.
By REBECCA SUGAR
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Is NYU’s union of adjunct professors protecting employees or using them to bash Israel?
By REBECCA SUGAR
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Both President Magill and Chairman Bok are out at Penn after the former refused to answer in a straightforward manner questions from Congress on how the school regarded threats of violence to Jews.
By REBECCA SUGAR
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Not only shouldn’t we point the finger at Elon Musk or Tucker Carlson, but we should thank them for their critique.
By REBECCA SUGAR
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Also, to remember that those who stood up for Dreyfus liberated all of France.
By REBECCA SUGAR
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Influential alumni join billionaire Marc Rowan’s call for Penn’s chairman, Scott Bok, and president, Elizabeth Magill, to resign.
By REBECCA SUGAR
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‘We have to come together, we are stronger together,’ a British mother of three says.
By REBECCA SUGAR
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The chief of Apollo Global Management circulates a scathing letter citing antisemitism at a literary festival and hostility to Israel that is countenanced on the storied campus.
By REBECCA SUGAR
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Hearing about barbarism is one thing, but staring straight at its rank, naked expression is another. That is exactly why we cannot look away — we need to be changed.
By REBECCA SUGAR
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Lying isn’t new, but the practice of continuing to lie even after being caught seems new, at least at the scale we are witnessing.
By REBECCA SUGAR
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