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Islamism
June 16, 2014
Paul Berman
Why Do Iraq's Rebels Have So Many Different Names?
The ghastly semantics of the Islamic State
April 14, 2014
Isaac Chotiner
The Ayaan Hirsi Ali Controversy Is About Double Standards, Not Freedom of Speech
December 26, 2013
Suzy Hansen
A Guy Who Lives in Pennsylvania May Be Taking Down the Entire Turkish Government
A profile of Fetullah Gulen, the prime minister's greatest enemy
May 29, 2013
Isaac Chotiner
If Chris Kyle Had Been a Muslim, We'd Call him an Extremist
February 22, 2013
Paul Berman
Welcome to Phase Three of the Arab Spring
Islamists are waning in the Arab world. But will Obama notice?

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