After the Jewish ex-Supreme Court justice recorded an interview with books shelved backward, social media users had some theories about the decor: ‘They’re all romance novels’
Texas and Florida passed laws curtailing social media sites' ability to moderate. Will the Supreme Court strike them down?
O'Connor, who died Friday at 93, embodied the rabbinic principal of compromise
The fight against Israel's judicial overhaul requires American Jews to get involved
YU claims to be fighting for religious liberty, despite considerable internal opposition to its legal offensive
Paula Eiselt's documentary 'Under G-d' argues that religious freedom requires pro-choice public policy
The plaintiffs who successfully sued Harvard over affirmative action misrepresented the history of the institution's Jewish quotas
The court issued relatively modest decisions on behalf of the worker seeking Sundays off and the anti-LGBTQ+ web designer
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