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Forward Cory Booker's rabbi has notes on Booker's 25-hour speech 2 Apr
Sen. Cory Booker's marathon Senate speech, over 24 hours long, served as a poignant protest against a potential second Trump presidency, with frequent refere...
2 Apr
Forward Rabbi who left Harvard calls Trump threat ‘reasonable’ — but warns of looming consequences 1 Apr
Rabbi David Wolpe, formerly a visiting scholar at Harvard University, has expressed nuanced views regarding the Trump administration's review of the federal ...
1 Apr
Forward How two Jewish names — Kohen and Mira — are dividing red and blue states 27 Mar
The popularity of the Jewish names Kohen and Mira reflects intriguing cultural divisions in the United States, with Kohen trending in red states and Mira in ...
27 Mar
Forward Campus antisemitism takes center stage at Senate hearing 27 Mar
The Senate hearing on antisemitism on college campuses highlights increasing concerns among Jewish leaders about the rise of antisemitism and related politic...
27 Mar
Forward Oct. 7 victims sue Columbia student groups and protest leaders, alleging Hamas support 25 Mar
Nine individuals impacted by the October 7 assault by Hamas have filed a lawsuit against Columbia University student groups and several leaders, alleging the...
25 Mar
Forward Jewish Columbia student: ‘I don’t want Trump involved in my school’ but ‘nothing was changing’ 24 Mar
Eliana Goldin, a Jewish student leader at Columbia University, has been advocating for stronger measures against antisemitism on campus. However, she finds h...
24 Mar
Forward The secret Jewish history of the JFK assassination: Jack Ruby was once Jacob Rubenstein 19 Mar
The article delves into the lesser-known Jewish aspect of the JFK assassination, focusing on Jack Ruby, born Jacob Rubenstein, who killed Lee Harvey Oswald o...
19 Mar
Forward Why Nazis spent World War II in a luxury West Virginia resort 18 Mar
During World War II, the Greenbrier resort in White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia, paradoxically served as a luxurious detainment for Nazi diplomats. Follow...
18 Mar
Forward How a Jewish man with Parkinson’s won ‘Jeopardy!’ after 24 years and a missed voicemail 17 Mar
Harvey Silikovitz became a sensation as he became the first person with Parkinson's disease to win on the game show Jeopardy!, after an arduous 24-year journ...
17 Mar
Forward The Bible could become law in West Virginia, but what would that mean? 13 Mar
Legislation introduced in West Virginia proposes elevating the Bible, including both the Old and New Testaments, as foundational legal documents, reflecting ...
13 Mar