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Eat, Drink + Think
Danny Raskin, Jewish dining columnist who enjoyed an 8-decade career, dies at 102
The Detroit Jewish News restaurant reviewer was a regular presence in the paper from 1942 until his death.
In World War II Berlin, a little-known story of German resistance
In World War II Berlin, a little-known story of German resistance
During the war, Mildred and Arvid Harnack plotted sabotage and facilitated the escape of Jews.
70 years after U.N. convention, a new — and old — way to visualize refugee journeys
We are a people whose foundational story is about being refugees, and whose modern experience is about many forcible displacements.
Remembering Steven Weinberg, the Nobel-prize winning physicist who argued with God
Weinberg’s beliefs were eternally complicated, especially when it came to religion.
Meet the Ben & Jerry’s franchisee pushing back against boycott — and his customers, who just want to cool off
Joel Gasman’s ice cream store had costumers. But not everyone knew what they were buying.
Jackie Mason’s racist remarks are also a part of his legacy
Mason twice used a Yiddish slur to describe Black politicians — 20 years apart.