Bernie Sanders in his mittens is all of us
Bernie Sanders doesn’t have time for all the pomp and circumstance of the inauguration. He’s just trying to stay warm.
In advance of the inauguration, Jewish parents and schools are on edge
After riots filled with Holocaust references and violence, DC’s Jews aren’t sure what the inauguration will bring.
Did antisemitism forge the bagel we know and love?
A Polish ban on Jewish baking may have spurred the distinctive practice of boiling the circular bread.
Sea shanties have gone viral on TikTok — are niggunim next?
The old sailor work songs are repetitive and catchy. So are the Jewish devotional tunes.
The legacy of Jamie Raskin’s son continues to inspire online
A growing Google document, started by one of Rep. Raskin’s constituents, is gathering thousands of good deeds done in Tommy’s name.
How ‘Jeopardy!’ helped me mourn my grandparents
After they died, “Jeopardy!” helped me feel close to them.
In a heartbreaking tribute to his son, Jamie Raskin normalizes discussion of suicide among Jews
Jewish communities have come a long way in understanding suicide. But more can be done to normalize the conversation.
Ken Jennings opens up a whole other can of beans defending co-host’s antisemitism
If you haven’t heard of ‘Bean Dad,’ read on
The weirdest habits we’ve developed during this weirdest year
We’ve all found ourselves doing unprecedented things during these unprecedented times.
Christmas was my favorite holiday — until I got too Jewish
I grew up with Christmas in my interfaith family. This year, I’m returning.