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This doctor steered Hawaii through the worst of the pandemic. Now he wants to be governor
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In crowded race for Congress, Dan Goldman makes the Jewish case for Brooklyn seat
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He lobbied for Nazis — why does a Jewish museum honor him?
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Born and raised Jewish, the man leading 19 years of protests against a Michigan synagogue embraces antisemitic tropes
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