Allan J. Feifer

The Apartheid government of South Africa fell in 1995. The country faced an existential question: How to reconcile the two sides in such a way that blacks got the justice they believed they deserved without destroying the…

In the worst sneak attack we'd ever faced, Japan took us by surprise on Dec. 7, 1941. The nation's mood then was universally anti-war, with the sentiment to stay out of Europe and not get involved in another foreign war. On that…

I read an Economist editorial that highlighted Canadians' concerns about their economy, farm sector, immigration policy, and other things affected by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's uber-progressive leadership. The piece suggested that…

With the labor participation rate near its lowest point of all time (outside of COVID's lockdowns) at 62.7%, too few of us work today; therefore, we should all be friends of labor. My hat's off to any union member, non-union worker,…

It's an unfortunate reality that millions of Americans lack convictions founded in logic, reason, and history, instead relying on feelings as their primary touchstone. They seek out misinformation sources that aligns with their…

Between the U.S. and Israel, there's a huge gulf in unity of resolve. At this moment, hundreds of thousands of Israel's citizens are bracing for an all-out war in Lebanon and Gaza, and no one is coming to their rescue. While…

We're a different America than we were in 2001; seems we're no longer the same country or people. Millions of us are emotionally broken, divided, and led by a post-patriotic administration featuring "joy" over substance and a…

Joe Biden and his progressives would sell out their parents. Did you hear him blame Netanyahu for the absence of a ceasefire? The only action that he could take that would bring hostages home (maybe) is to surrender to Hamas.…

The presidential race boils down to understanding the reality that the next 45 days, and not Election Day itself, will determine the election. By then, how many undecided voters will have already voted based on Joy and Hope vs.…

For women, "having it all" was a concept that became mainstream in the '70s and '80s and culminated with the publication of Helen Gurley Brown's 1982 book of the same title.This 1979 ad exemplifies the era: Even then, it didn't seem…