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A podcast discusses Joe Biden's upcoming vice-presidential pick, exploring the potential candidates' strengths and how they could impact Biden's campaign. Ad...

In 2000, Al Gore surprised many by choosing Joe Lieberman, the junior senator from Connecticut, as his running mate over John Edwards and John Kerry. Lieberm...

Democratic voters in Missouri recently ousted a longtime incumbent from federal office, reflecting a trend indicating an ideological shift within the Democra...

On Election Day, amidst a backdrop of lockdowns, economic struggles, and educational challenges, long lines at limited polling places and a surge in absentee...

Tech columnist James B. Meigs discusses the recent congressional hearing on Silicon Valley's consolidation and how it increases the likelihood of disasters. ...

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey reflects on his challenging tenure during a tumultuous period marked by the protests following George Floyd's death. Despite bei...

The text discusses how current data does not support the belief that the United States is experiencing a Covid-19 crisis similar to the one seen in the North...

Donald Trump's declining poll numbers have prompted a change in his campaign manager, but the focus has been more on attacking the president's opponent rathe...

Len Berk, a longtime employee at Zabar's famous lox counter, humorously documents the diverse personalities he encounters in his day-to-day life at the store...

The COVID-19 pandemic has brought significant challenges to Jewish communal life, with a focus on financial support and organizational resilience. However, t...

In the aftermath of World War II, the Jewish population in Frankfurt, Germany was reduced from 30,000 to just 100. Over time, the community has re-emerged as...

Samantha Zerin's journey to come out as transgender was a deeply personal and impactful transition not only for her but also for the community at Temple Eman...

The 500th episode of the COMMENTARY podcast reflects on its origins and delves into the implications of advocating for social leveling in the context of nati...

The article "My Nonbinary Journey" chronicles the author's personal path to understanding and embracing their nonbinary identity. Set against the backdrop of...

The article "Becoming a Man" explores the author's journey grappling with his identity and sexuality within the framework of Orthodox Judaism. Raised in an e...

Assistant Professor Wilfred Reilly from Kentucky State University discusses his article in COMMENTARY, "America Run Riot," addressing claims by some Black Li...

In this podcast episode, the discussion covers NBC News' attempt to pressure Google to demonetize The Federalist, the concept of community policing as advoca...

The podcast discusses the violence in Atlanta following a potentially justified arrest-related shooting and highlights the unequal enforcement of lockdown me...

The text discusses the self-radicalization of the Democratic Party, a trend that the Republican Party has not been able to exploit. The concern is raised reg...

Three black pastors, Alex Williams, LeAundrae Bumpus, and Derrick Hawkins, share their perspectives on racial integration in the church and the challenges fa...

Black leaders shared personal stories of experiencing racism during a Jewish Community Relations Council listening session, urging the Jewish audience to tak...

The COMMENTARY podcast discusses how the push to defund the police and the recent staff revolt at the New York Times both revolve around power dynamics. The ...

The article discusses the positive news of the economic recovery in May and New York City's zero COVID-19 deaths on a particular day. It raises questions abo...

The author, a Jewish conservative, expresses anger over George Floyd's murder, acknowledging a systemic issue requiring change. They note a transformation in...

In the wake of recent events like the killing of George Floyd, Reverend Anthony Johnson urges the Jewish community to actively help end the murder of innocen...

In a reflection on the current historical moment marked by protests, job losses, and a pandemic, the author emphasizes the importance of extreme empathy, dra...

The Commentary podcast discusses the political implications of urban unrest sparked by protests against police treatment of racial minorities. The debate cen...

Mary Darling, co-creator of the TV show Little Mosque on the Prairie, discusses meeting a member of the Bahai community and highlights the dynamic nature of ...

In a recent podcast episode by COMMENTARY, the debate surrounding the extent of liberty both domestically and internationally was discussed. As states across...

The Jewish community in Boston is confronting an unexpected and growing issue of poverty and homelessness, highlighted by cases like that of Tom, a highly ed...

Ben Shapiro discusses the extended lockdown in Los Angeles and questions whether the public will comply with the prolonged shelter-at-home guidelines. He exp...

David Buchbinder, a Juno award-winning trumpeter, discusses spirituality and music with Ralph Benmergui. Buchbinder is known for his work as a jazz musician,...

Danielle Winter reflects on the societal need to honor and respect the elderly, inspired by her personal experiences with her grandmother, who exemplified vi...

The European Union is grappling with its approach towards Israel and Palestine in the context of the stagnant peace process. Hugh Lovatt from the European Co...

Amidst the pandemic, young Jewish adults have embraced Virtual Shabbat dinners as a means to foster community, connect with tradition, and motivate acts of s...

The article criticizes Mayor Bill de Blasio for singling out New York's Jewish community in enforcing social distancing measures during the COVID-19 pandemic...

In an episode of the COMMENTARY podcast, columnist Eli Lake criticizes New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio for singling out and threatening the city's Jewish ...

Amid the COVID-19 pandemic in New York City, there are signs of progress towards the end of strict lockdown measures and a shift towards case-based mitigatio...

Author and columnist Andrew Ferguson discusses America in isolation, highlighting the emerging resistance to prolonged lockdowns and the challenges faced by ...

The Chabad of Poway shooting's first anniversary was marked with a virtual ceremony, highlighting both the legacy of pain and resilience following the tragic...

Dr. Marvin Schick, a prominent Jewish communal activist, passed away recently. He was known for his deep love of the Jewish people despite disagreements, ser...

The COMMENTARY podcast discusses the ongoing lockdown and questions when the public might reach a breaking point where economic risks surpass public health c...

Len Berk's soulful narrative recounts his unexpected bond with an elderly woman at Zabar's deli who disliked salty lox. Over time, Berk developed a rapport w...

Alby Kass was a pivotal figure in Northern California's Jewish community, known for his contributions to the cultural and musical landscape until his death a...

Ralph catches up with his old friend Steven Page, who has experienced great success in the music industry, including writing orchestral arrangements and crea...

In this episode of Unorthodox, the hosts engage in a series of candid conversations with guests from diverse backgrounds, reflecting on creativity, religion,...

James B. Meigs explores the concept of trust during a pandemic, discussing how the American populace's resilience is often not trusted by government leaders ...

The coronavirus outbreak has intensified differences between Orthodox and liberal Jews, with some liberal Jews expressing frustration over the perceived lack...

Mark Breslin, the founder and CEO of Yuk Yuks comedy club, discusses Jewish humor and identity with his friend Ralph Benmergui, a former comedian and host of...

Len Berk, a 90-year-old lox slicer for the past 26 years at Zabar's in New York City, recounts his emotional farewell to the job that defined his later years...