Nobody I know who voted for Trump — and I know plenty of people who did — is okay with what we saw today.
Bring on the gridlock, and the lack of clarity it brings us. Because at the end of the day, it’s the security it comes with which matters most.
Is President Trump good for the Jews? We asked two of our writers, Eli Steinberg and Joel Swanson, to debate the question that divided our community.
If you live in a community like mine, Amy Coney Barrett will seem familiar to you, too. She has that vibe that a woman with seven children has
We just don’t feel that they look at us like we are people, which is why the stories they tell about us are so childish.
Cuomo and de Blasio ought to know better. They do know better, and have in the past communicated effectively with the Orthodox communities.
It makes one wonder whether the real objection here is not over the idea of a rabbi voicing his opinion, but rather, the content of the opinion.
You know what consensus is: It’s when after a period of disinterested debate, a community starts to take for granted that something is bad.
Watching Stoudemire share the journey of what seems to be a Haredi transition, brings me and my friends an inexplicable joy.
What Haredi communities did should serve as the basis for a national strategy for controlling the pandemic: identify, test, isolate, and trace.