Sharon Rosen Leib
‘Their stories seeped into my system’: How Judy Batalion found the stories of overlooked female Polish WWII resistance fighters
When the Nazis occupied their native Poland, Jewish women, some barely into their teens, joined the resistance.
Chabad of Poway Rabbi Yisroel Goldstein Deserves Jail Time
What if a rabbi defrauded his congregants and the federal government while enriching himself by millions of dollars?
The 28-year-old studio executive who helped Hollywood survive its first pandemic
The 28-year-old studio executive who helped Hollywood survive its first pandemic
Fighting police brutality, the Johnnie Cochran way
The day Cochran’s clients refused the offer, I remember my supervisor’s skin turning corpselike gray. He would have to face Cochran in court.
One year later, Chabad of Poway shooting’s legacy of pain and hope
One year after the shooting at the Poway Chabad near San Diego, the wounds endure.
Letter from San Luis Obispo: COVID-19 hits “One of America’s Happiest Cities”
Dr. Rick Rosen in San Luis Obispo County faces down coronavirus.
‘We Were All Assimilating’: Why I Dropped My Family’s Christmas Tree
“We didn’t want to be too Jewish in those days, dear.”
20th Century Fox Was My Family’s Jewish Success Story. Will Disney Destroy Our Legacy?
For one Jewish family, the sale of 20th Century Fox to Disney feels deeply personal.
Jewish Retirement Home Activists’ Epistolary Protest
“I just hope Trump can read,” Ida Shreiber, 91, said.
A Jewish Mother Reports from the Enormous Los Angeles Women’s March
The most apt handmade sign read, “You’re so vain, you probably think this march is about you!”