Casey Putsch, candidate who asked Grok to praise Hitler, loses in Ohio GOP primary
Putsch still garnered nearly 1 in 5 votes, in a test for the Republican Party's anti-Israel far right
Putsch still garnered nearly 1 in 5 votes, in a test for the Republican Party's anti-Israel far right
The College for Contemporary Judaism pledges to fill a role soon to be vacated by the Reform movement’s historic midwest flagship
After opening his home to a group of men for Shabbat services, Daniel Grand was told he needed a permit to continue
The Monuments Men and Women Foundation linked the 17th-century works to Adolphe Schloss, a German Jew whose collection was seized by the Nazis
In a small Ohio town, a shuttered sanctuary sparked one man’s conversion — and a mission to preserve America’s overlooked Jewish past
Police identified the suspect as Feras S. Hamdan
A watchdog in New Jersey alerted officials in Beachwood, Ohio, about the incident when they saw it on social media
The CEO of the Jewish Federation of Greater Dayton called the vandalism “devastating"