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Print media around the U.S. is in deep decline, but a small, free biweekly north of Boston is thriving. What’s their secret?
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Noor Inayat Khan, a young Sufi woman who became a British secret agent in WWII, is the subject of a haunting new book.
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With diplomatic efforts stalled, a bipartisan “Plan B” is emerging in Washington. But Israel may well believe it’s too little, too late for dialogue.
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A new group is urging mainstream Jewish organizations not to sacrifice communal interests to placate progressive activists.
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In an interview, and with his new book on comic greats of the last half century, the former yeshiva student expounds on the world of comedy.
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The General Assembly (GA) of the Federation movement has changed dramatically over the decades. Once a five-day affair, this year’s program was 90 minu…
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Last-place club demands recount of season's scores; playoffs delayed.
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Recalling a magical moment of celebration when the 7th game of the World Series fell on Simchat Torah.
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My misadventures over the years in preparing for Sukkot have been offset by the beauty of the holiday itself.
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My concern for an embattled Israel during the Second Intifada clouded my perspective on that awful day.
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And a message of hope for the new year.
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In the pursuit of personal freedom, too many of our fellow Americans are threatening our common future.
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