The article discusses how some Orthodox Jewish communities, including the author, reacted when former President Donald Trump and his supporters claimed his recent guilty verdict in New York was rigged.

The Halachic Left is a new group of observant Jews in the U.S. who oppose Israel's military actions in Gaza, viewing advocacy for a ceasefire as a religious obligation.

In the aftermath of an attack on Oct. 7, which led to a strong display of Jewish unity, there is a call for this unity to include queer Jews.

The Jewish Press recently featured a computer-generated image of Queen Esther as Black with dark skin and braids, prompting attention and positive reactions from readers like Lahavah Hila and Rishona Campbell.

Hasmonean High School for Boys has received an outstanding rating for its Jewish studies program following a separate inspection from the girls' school.

Rabbi Steven Krawatsky, formerly a figure in the Orthodox community, was found liable for sexually abusing children at Camp Shoresh in Maryland, as a civil court jury ruled against him, awarding damages to the victims and dismissing defamation claims.

The New North London Synagogue, founded by two families 50 years ago, has grown to over 3,700 members, with a significant youth population.

In this episode of Unorthodox, cookbook author Jake Cohen discusses his new cookbook featuring revamped Jewish recipes for everyday cooking, including dishes for Rosh Hashanah.

Several kosher restaurants in Los Angeles were targeted by vandals who smashed their glass entrances.

Yeshiva University is involved in a legal battle with its LGBTQ+ students who want to be recognized as an official university club.

The article discusses the suicide of Herschel Siegel, a beloved graduate of Yeshiva University.

Rabbi Menachem Genack has served as CEO of OU Kosher since 1980.

Rabbi Professor David Weiss Halivni, a prominent Talmudic scholar, is honored in this symposium.

In this discussion featuring 10 LGBTQ Jews, there is a mixed perception of the Jewish community as a welcoming place for LGBTQ Jews.

This article features interviews with three divorced parents, sharing their experiences and challenges.

The article explores how technology, specifically social media, is affecting the social skills and well-being of Jewish teenagers.

In the winter 2021 issue of Jewish Action, there is a continuation of the discussion around two key issues highlighted in the 2020 Pew study of American Jews: the high dropout rate within the Orthodox community and the fast assimilation of the non-Orthodox.

The author of the first text emphasizes the importance of making Torah Judaism relatable and inspiring in order to keep students engaged and prevent them from opting out of the frum community as adults.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams has appointed three Jewish individuals to top city positions, including Fred Kreizman, Ed Mermelstein, and Menashe Shapiro, reflecting his diverse coalition of supporters.

In this episode of the 18Forty Podcast, hosts Eli Langer and Zevy Wolman discuss financial literacy in the Orthodox Jewish community.

In this episode of the 18Forty Podcast, Mark Trencher, founder of Nishma Research, discusses the financial challenges faced by Orthodox Jewish individuals and families.

This article discusses the challenge of attrition within the Orthodox Jewish community in the United States.

Synagogues in North America, particularly in non-Orthodox movements, have been facing challenges in keeping congregants engaged and financially supporting their infrastructure.

The Orthodox Jewish community in America is diverse and segmented, with each faction having its own leaders and guidance tailored to their specific needs.

Anxiety is increasingly prevalent among children, with many Orthodox Jewish families seeking professional help.