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‘The Shrink Next Door,’ a Dark Jewish-Themed Podcast, is Becoming a TV Show With...
Can the two comedy stars capture the feel of the twisted story — and its Jewishness?
Celebrate Safely: Celebrations Retool as COVID Restrictions Loosen
Hugs and kisses at crowded buffet lines are still discouraged, but there are ways to celebrate that reduce the risk of COVID transmission.
Netanyahu Finally Agrees to Leave the Prime Minister’s Residence — in 3 Weeks
Critics have blasted Netanyahu's decision to stay in the residence this long.
Diplomat Turned Educator will Head Local University
Approaches to higher education alternatives as affected by COVID-19 confront Alan Drimmer as he moves into the presidency of Cleary University July 1.
Metro Detroiter Publishes Book of Poetry That Reflects on Personal Experiences and Jewish Heritage
Through Mission Point Press in Traverse City, Deborah Hochberg chose 50 poems for her book "Waiting for the Snow: Poems."
Violence Renews on Temple Mount and in West Bank Amid Escalating Tensions Between Israel...
Several Palestinians were injured during clashes with Israeli police after a week of increased violence on the Gaza border.
Brown Program Reopens
Artwork and smiles greet older adult participants.
Can We Talk?
After watching The Story of Late Night?, a six-part series on CNN, Al Muskovitz writes about the evolution of the late-night talk show host.
US Free-Speech Lawyer: Government Legislation a Threat to First Amendment Rights
In his new book ‘The Fight for Free Speech,’ author, professor, and ABC News legal counsel Ian Rosenberg cites 10 contemporary cases that highlight how fragile that freedom is.
Spirit: Thank God It’s Friday
The Torah emphasizes Shabbat more than any other ritual because it provides the most profound physical, financial and emotional evidence that one is serious about a relationship with God.
6 Events That Celebrate Juneteenth Through a Jewish Lens
For the first year that the day marking the end of slavery in the U.S. will be observed as a federal holiday.
Danny Raskin: A Grand Time at Grand Tavern Troy
A dining success story celebrates its third anniversary.
Danny Fenster’s Detention Extended Another Two Weeks
His family in Metro Detroit is urgently publicizing his plight to create pressure on Myanmar to free him.
Israel Strikes More Hamas Sites as Incendiary Balloons Continue from Gaza
The attacks raise fears that the recent cease-fire could be in jeopardy.
Looking Back: The People’s Lawyer
References to and stories about Louis Dembitz Brandeis can be found in every decade in the pages of the Detroit Jewish Chronicle and the JN in the William Davidson Digital Archive of Jewish Detroit History.
Commentary: Has the Biden Administration Violated the Taylor Force Act?
The bipartisan Taylor Force Act blocks U.S. funding for the P.A. until it changes this behavior.