U.S Supreme Court
Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s ‘Yom Kippur Controversy’
By federal law, the first Monday of October is when the Supreme Court begins session. But what if that first Monday is Yom Kippur?
Explained: Why Orthodox are cheering Supreme Court’s Espinoza v. Montana ruling
“The high court makes clear that the Free Exercise Clause demands the equal treatment of religious citizens and institutions in government programs.”
Read the account of a Jewish ‘Dreamer’ who will benefit from the Supreme Court’s decision
The ruling on DACA protects some 700,000 immigrants brought to the United States with their parents from likely deportation.
Meet the Jewish woman who helped land a major LGBTQ victory
“We still have a long way to go to heal the world in terms of how LGBT people have been treated and continue to be treated.”
‘Hypothetical’ question: Can the US require groups to recognize Israel?
A case about HIV and prostitution takes an unexpected turn into Israel policy.
The RBG exhibit was daunting, not inspiring — until I did some soul-searching
I will not be RBG, or even RBG-lite, but I can be RBG-like on the small stage of my everyday life.
RBG Wore A Collar With A Torah Verse On The Opening Day Of The Supreme Court
Justice, justice shall your pursue.
Jewish Death Row Inmate Who Says His Judge Was Anti-Semitic Appeals To Supreme Court
Randy Halprin says the judge who sentenced him to death called him multiple anti-Semitic slurs.
RBG Has Quietly Been Treated For Cancer
“No further treatment is needed at this time.”
Dov Hikind Sues Ocasio-Cortez For Blocking Him On Twitter
Hikind filed the lawsuit hours after a federal appeals court ruled that President Donald Trump was violating the Constitution by blocking people