Orthodox
Jewish Press editor attended the Capitol siege
Video has surfaced showing Elliot Resnick at riot in January.
How ranked-choice voting might affect the historic influence of NYC’s Orthodox voting bloc
‘This is an important moment for Jews in New York. They need to prove they have power to force outcomes,’ says campaign consultant Hank Sheinkopf.
Let’s dump daylight saving time so our young kids can enjoy the Seder
By using standard time year-round, guests at the Seder could go home an hour earlier.
Georgia may eliminate daylight saving time. Some Orthodox Jews are happy about that.
If passed later this month, Georgia will become only the third state to operate on ‘standard time’ year-round.
Susan Lerner apologizes for calling Orthodox Jews an ‘extremist’ voting bloc
Head of government watchdog group regrets ‘poor choice of words’ in criticizing candidates for ‘pandering’ on yeshiva education.
Meet the Orthodox therapist who says watching ‘Bridgerton’ could improve your sex life
“As much as we’re drenched with stylized images of sex, no one’s actually talking, having real conversations about sex.”
NYC mayor: Calling Orthodox Jews an ‘extremist’ voting bloc is ‘horrible’
Harsh words exchanged over issues involving yeshiva education.
NYC medical chief apologizes to the Orthodox community for mishandling outreach during the pandemic
Mayor Bill de Blasio’s administration has learned from past mistakes and is seeking to improve outreach efforts to the Orthodox community in Brooklyn, two senior city officials said in a conference call with Jewish media representatives on Tuesday.
Is pandemic dating making us all Orthodox?
It’s your first date. You’ve never met the other person, but they’ve been pre-screened and chosen for you, so you show up at the agreed-upon location, perhaps a park bench or hotel lobby. It’s daytime. You sit apart from each other, not close enough to touch or bump knees. Even though it’s the first date, you immediately discuss your future.
Andrew Yang on yeshiva education: ‘We shouldn’t interfere’
Andrew Yang said he would not take action to boost secular education in yeshivas if elected mayor of New York City, staking out a position likely to win him support in Brooklyn’s Orthodox communities.