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Chicago Jewish deli supplies 1,000 sandwiches to help Catholic Church’s community battle food insecurity
Manny’s Deli supplies 1000 sandwiches to needy
Should Biden pick Rahm Emanuel? In Chicago, everybody has a opinion.
To start a vigorous political argument just say, “Rahm Emanuel.” Whether you’re in Chicago, where he was a mayor and congressman and investment banker, or in Washington, where he worked with Presidents Bill Clinton and Barack Obama, the diminutive middle son of the three Emanuel brothers is trending upwards — for this week at least — though not with huzzahs.
As Chicago Jews mourn the Standard Club, some refuse to say goodbye
Chicago’s Jews mourn the closing of the Standard Club
In Chicago and Boston, Jewish chaplains are on the COVID-19 surge front lines
As he walks the hallways of a large suburban Chicago hospital amidst an increasing number of COVID-19 patients, Rabbi Ariel Marinelli is scared.
Remembering Chicago activist and philanthropist Linda Sher
Sher had a vision to increase women’s involvement and empowerment in the political process around the issue of Israel.
What Kushner pal Ken Kurson’s songwriting suggests about his cyberstalking charge
Kurson, former editor-in-chief of The New York Observer, erstwhile Rudy Giuliani speechwriter and longtime friend of Jared Kushner is in some trouble
‘The Trial of the Chicago 7’ finds triumph in a moment of national shame
Sorkin airbrushes history with optimism while downplaying the actual absurdities of the trial.
Chicago’s Federation nailed its COVID-19 response. Now it wants other cities to follow its lead.
Chicago Jewish groups want other cities to follow its COVID response
Chicago Jewish schools make plans to open— and experience an enrollment boomlet
Reopening is close at hand for Chicago’s Jewish day schools, after-school programs, and public school Hebrew language departments.
David Axelrod wants to save Manny’s Deli
David Axelrod has a clear memory of the roasted turkey leg he received in a care package at the White House.