Ebert survived Auschwitz and made her way to England, where she was honored by King Charles
Hungarian officials last year contacted American authorities about an online listing for a rare book with an asking price of $19,000 and a suspicious resemblance to book that had disappeared after the Nazi invasion of Budapest
A poll of Jewish voters in seven swing states is consistent with a recent national poll of Jewish voters
The Category 5 storm comes close on the heels of Helene, which caused catastrophic damage in the region and beyond
The NHL season begins with 13 Jewish players on opening day rosters
As the hurricane tracks toward St. Petersburg and Tampa, Jews and rabbis seek higher ground for the High Holidays
The NYPD says Jews have been targeted in at least 275 hate crimes this year
Student activists say “violence is the only path forward” and back “armed resistance"
Jewish students at Michigan, Columbia and beyond held somber memorials unencumbered by pro-Palestinian activists
France’s Emmanuel Macron spoke of “the pain of the Israeli people” days after he called for a halt to arms supplies
After Tony Dokoupil’s questions on CBS Mornings faced criticism, the network said it fell short of editorial standards
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