Facebook Will Not Let Laura Loomer Back On Even Though She’s Running For Office
“People who have been banned from our services aren’t able to set up a new account even if they’re running for office.”
New York State Sues B&H Foto For Tax Fraud
B&H, the Orthodox-owned electronics store, faces a lawsuit by the state’s attorney general for dodging millions of dollars in state taxes.
Feel Like Anti-Semitic Hate Crimes Are On The Rise In New York? You’re Not Wrong
The NYPD has received 200 anti-Semitic hate crime complaints so far this year, which is up almost a third from the same period in 2018.
‘Kill All Jews,’ And Broken Windows: Two Anti-Semitic Incidents Strike New York
A subway stop was vandalized with the words “kill all Jews,” and a man used a gun to smash the windows at a girls’ yeshiva in Crown Heights.
Virginia Could Have Its First Jewish Speaker Of The House
Eileen Filler-Corn might become the first Jew and the first woman to serve as Speaker of the House of Delegates.
Special Coverage: Pittsburgh, One Year Later
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After Synagogue Shooting, Congregants Daunted By Looming, Lengthy Death Penalty Process
“That just means that every year or so, I have to attend another hearing and say, he killed three of my beloveds.”
In Pittsburgh, Archivists Work To Preserve The World’s Response To Mass Violence
The Rauh Jewish Archives is racing against time to conserve the letters and spontaneous memorials sent to Pittsburgh after the Tree of Life shooting.
For Pittsburgh Residents, A Year Of Grief And Elbow Grease
Here’s how the Pittsburgh Jewish community healed in the year after the Tree of Life synagogue massacre.
Haredi Man Attacked And Robbed In Brooklyn
The man was walking home Tuesday night when he was attacked by four men in Bedford-Stuyvesant.
