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For 6 seasons, the Jewish pitcher struggled. On June 30, 1962, his eminence revealed itself.
Rep. Jerry Nadler ‘embodies the idea that one can absolutely be pro-Israel and progressive simultaneously,’ his campaign said in email to Jewish supporters
The student, who sued as ‘Jane Doe,’ claims the university routinely neglects to protect students from sexual assault
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Many Jewish groups warned that a decision in the coach's favor would infringe on the rights of Jewish public school students
Archila, who gained national attention when she protested the confirmation of Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh, sees ‘light at end of the tunnel’ in Supreme Court abortion ruling
Rabbi Robert Loewy argued banning abortion violated religious freedom in 1990, before it was a popular take on the issue
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The governor said she is ‘honored to have earned the trust and support of the Hasidic and Orthodox communities’ in New York
The signs espouse the beliefs of a fringe Chabad offshoot — but were hung by students from the flagship Chabad yeshiva
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