Parade of monsters
Can you separate Sonoma from what is going on in Ukraine? I can’t. That’s why this column, which was originally intended to be... Continue
Biden’s war, part 2
We tend to view our political leaders as figures playing their parts in an ideological drama portrayed on our screens, beautifully... Continue
As bad as it gets
Putin has offered a 36-hour ceasefire in honor of the Russian Orthodox Christmas and Biden and the Ukrainians have rejected it. Russia... Continue
The pace quickens
Vladimir Putin has announced that he is drafting more troops and threatening to use nuclear weapons if anyone interferes with his call... Continue
No safe haven from nuclear war
“We must keep the horrors of Hiroshima in view at all times, recognizing there is only one solution to the nuclear threat: not to... Continue
Marooned by war, a young Ukrainian adapts to America
I met Valeriya Rudyaka at the Plaza in March at an event in support of the people of Kaniv, our Sister City in Ukraine. When I saw... Continue
War and patriarchy
It’s not surprising that the threat to destroy Roe V. Wade has shown its ugly head at the same time as a desperate, bloody war and... Continue
Looking for truth in the Ukraine war
Last week Lloyd Austin, Secretary of Defense, stated bluntly that the U.S. goal in the war is to see Russia “weakened,” and although... Continue
Blue morning
Opinion by Stephanie Hiller — Economist Jayatri Ghosh has said that countries in the developing world, many of them with large... Continue
We are all Ukrainian
I am Ukrainian – or, more precisely, of Ukrainian origin. Like many Jewish Americans, my ancestral roots reach back to Eastern Europe.... Continue
