U.N. genocide expert Adama Dieng says, "The signs of the '30s are resurfacing. … It's time to speak out," urges Center-Left to do more to oppose xenophobia.

"We do not believe unilateral sanctions bring positive effects for crises which must be solved through dialogue and dialogue only," Qatar's Foreign Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani says.

Under Spanish law, "Rue Saint-Honoré, Après-midi, Effet de Pluie" by Camille Pissarro legally belongs to the museum, although District Court Judge John F. Walter called decision to keep the work "inconsistent" with international agreements.

Simply put: The new threat from Islamic State is a lot like the old threat except the group doesn't have a home address anymore.

While acknowledging the "appalling" nature of the cartoon and the paper's own past failures to recognize and condemn anti-Semitism, Times’ Editorial Board says, "President Trump has done too little to rouse the national conscience against it."