A Rabbi Asks Whether America Can Bridge ‘the Sea of Society and the River of Time’ to Atone for Its Sins
“Who’s Yellen Now?” is a fitting ode to the first female Secretary of the Treasury.
Those in charge of the museum know it only from the outside, through the prism of Polish political agendas.
Supporting BLM does not mean signing on to every aspect of the movement; it means standing with the Torah’s teaching that all humans matter.
Lorenzo da Ponte — a Jewish-born Venetian turned Roman Catholic priest (and playboy) — had a lot in common with Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.
Lily Ebert, at age 97, and Debra Winant at 101, have every intention of surviving the pandemic too.
I’m reasonably confident you won’t be quick to solve the murder mystery at the heart of “Possessions.” If you do, I’m worried about you.
Today, on Holocaust Remembrance Day, it’s imperative to step into the past as a way to process the present.
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The doll was initially posted on eBay by its creator with a starting bid of 99 cents.
Mark Harris’ biography ‘Mike Nichols: A Life’ describes its subject’s challenges, anxieties, and many, many successes.
My life has been defined by migration and the laws associated with it since I arrived here from Caracas, Venezuela, at the age of 6.
“In the Jewish community, not everyone realizes this,” the mayor said. “But the backlash of public opinion that I see in my inbox, that’s terrible.”
