Sarah Farb

So long as the Syrian Civil War persisted in full force, the contradictions between Russia's alliances could be blurred and elided. Only now, as the war sputters to its end, must that fleeting empire confront the eventualities its was…
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A right-winger who listens to Tupac is still a right-winger.
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The Islamic State is still receding, militarily and territorially, from its position in years past. But it behooves us to disentangle the broader structural weakening of the organization from the targeted killing of its eminently…
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Every month our Editor-in-Chief selects one article from this publishing cycle to be featured in podcast format. This month we are featuring an op-ed written by Staff Writer Sarah Farb. Her article, Words Matter, was written in response to…
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Graham traded a maverick-esque reputation, a distinct sphere of influence as a moderate Republican, and a stable coalition of voters for a seat at the ever-expanding table of Trump sycophants.
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When good people shrug off the kind of repugnance we see from the American president—when we dismiss it as the usual unusualness—we obscure the evil that those words actually unleash.
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In the most recent flare-up between Israel and Iran in Syria, Russia said everything about its dubious relationship with the State of Israel by saying almost nothing at all.
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