It’s high noon, which means it’s high time to surrender the feel-good fairy dust of tikkun olam and embrace the hard-bitten historical reality of the O.K. Corral.

Trump’s hubris may have met his match in foreign affairs, where his ambitions are many and his experience sparse.

Thunderous gaslighting language eventually lit the match that materialized into senseless murder outside a Jewish museum.

My overall experience at Harvard, and then Columbia where I transferred for my sophomore year, has been lousy. And that’s why I am writing you now.

Somewhere along the way we settled into the pathologically treacherous vise grip of American mediocrity.

Not since the first 100 days of the Eisenhower administration have approval numbers been this anemic at this early stage of a presidency, says CNN.

Why should the federal government underwrite what are essentially trade schools in malicious anti-American, anti-Zionist propaganda?

For centuries, returning to Jerusalem was nothing more than a state of mind. It was hardly ever a final destination for wandering Jews anchored in the Western world. Today a Jew’s itinerary is looking more likely to include Israel as last stop.

Regardless of how one feels about Trump, he has an outstanding resume of civic accomplishment on behalf of Jews.

Islamists slumming as faculty who owe their appointments to successfully brainwashing students and spreading lies about Israel will now have to find more suitable establishments to ply their trades.