Los Angeles
LA Councilman Says He Will Step Down — The Day After His $800-Ticket Fundraiser
The money will cover the food, travel and supplies he deems is required for work.
LA Jewish Group Suspends Grants To Organization Tied To Canary Mission
“Given what The Foundation has learned, it is suspending any further grants to Megamot Shalom,” the foundation said in a statement.
They Can Dogwhistle Soros, But They’re Reckoning Without Popper
George Soros is the target of Donald Trump’s dogwhistles and GOP Anti-Semitism. Can Karl Popper, or women in elevators save us?
Trust #PlaidShirtGuy To End Trump’s Nightmare Reign
The Gettysburg address is on Trump and Obama’s minds, though for inspiring rhetoric or for civil war depends on who you ask.
The Suicide Epidemic Is A Symptom Of Our Sick Body Politic
Praying for the sick means, now, praying for America, the nation.
Los Angeles Synagogue Sues Over Destuctive Skirball Fire
The Leo Baeck Temple in the Los Angeles neighborhood of Bel Air has filed a lawsuit against the city and county over last year’s Skirball Fire.
Jewish UCLA Fraternity Sued Over Sexual Assault
A female student at the University of California, Los Angeles has sued the Zeta Beta Tau fraternity there.
Leonard Bernstein’s Centenary, ‘Memoir Of War’ And More To Read, Watch And Do This Weekend
Bernstein’s centenary year, which reaches its zenith this Saturday, has not been a quiet one.
In The Face Of Circus Politics, We Need Better Stories
Can you step in the same river twice? You can easily dip your feet in the same Trump media stream twice.
‘Crazy Rich Asians,’ ‘The Cut Out Girl’ And More To Read, Watch And Do This Weekend
The best ways to spend your weekend in New York City, Washington, D.C., Chicago and Los Angeles, as well as the best new books and movies.
