Six readers on learning kindness, valuing allies and venerating the law of war.

Danielle Leavitt’s book, “By the Second Spring” reports on seven non-combatant Ukrainians, and what it’s like to live through ...

And yet, the art created in New York in the 1980s, in all its messy duality of saints and sinners, has endured over the past ...

Ronald Reagan's election sparked a counterrevolution in the arts community, with Dylan, Bono and Scorsese among those showing ...

Dan Senor and Eric Alterman lay out visions of the Jewish present and future that are diametrically opposed — and in some ...

The NEH is among the most reliable sources of funding for history documentaries. DOGE-led grant terminations have filmmakers ...

For decades, the candidate has kept a low profile while active in Jewish life, business and politics. Now, as he awaits ...

Annual documentary film festival hosted at the Tel Aviv Cinematheque will screen dozens of movies about Israel and the world ...

In a new exhibition and book project, renowned fashion photographer Bryce Thompson captures stunning images of moving ...

This open letter to you, in advance of your maiden speech on the Senate floor, is about one of those places: the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington.

A documentarian describes what she and many of her peers have been going through as the Trump administration makes drastic cuts to the National Endowment for the Humanities.