Debra Nussbaum Cohen

Debra Nussbaum Cohen is an award-winning journalist who covers philanthropy, religion, gender and other contemporary issues. Her work has been published in The New York Times, Wall Street Journal and New York magazine, among many other publications. She authored the book “Celebrating Your New Jewish Daughter: Creating Jewish Ways to Welcome Baby Girls into the Covenant.”

Jewish women are the lead attorneys in the case.

Pascale Bercovitch converted to Judaism and served in the Israeli military. Could a gold medal in kayaking be next?

Rabbi Miri Gold and David Leichman inspired their son, Alon Leichman, to have a love of the game.

The inside story of the bizarre relationship between patient Martin Markowitz and psychiatrist Isaac Herschkopf.

Struck by a stray bullet, UChicago student Max Solomon Lewis decides to go off life support. He dies at age 20.

Jordan Mann – Manga maven, Jewish professional and Brown University alum – is hoping to make history at the steeplechase event in Tokyo.

American-Israeli swimmer Andi Murez is prepping for the Tokyo Games and her clinical rotations at the same time.

Shachar Sagiv and his brother Ron will both be competing at the Tokyo Games. Their father, Shemi, ran the marathon at the 1984 Olympics.

Wearing yoga pants and feathers in her hair, Danielle Goldstein Waldman will be part of Israel’s first equestrian team at the Summer Games.

“She was a great educator, a bit ahead of her time,” said David Bryfman, CEO of the Jewish Education Project in New York.The post [Deborah Na…