More than 150 people died in the blast, which authorities initially said occurred at a storage facility for ammonium nitrate.
(JTA) — A photograph said...
After centuries of hiding their religion, this group now is ending the assimilation and proclaiming their Judaism proudly.
After spending a week with a remote...
By Marcy Oster
The Orthodox Union released a 13-point guide for gradual and controlled reopening of synagogues under their supervision.
(JTA) — When Rabbi Moshe Hauer...
With the coronavirus pandemic making travel and gatherings impossible, the March of the Living, like so much else, is taking place exclusively online.
By Toby...
The coronavirus — or COVID-19 as it is now called — has spread from ground zero in China to 30 other countries, including South Korea, Iran, Italy and the United States. But it’s not a global pandemic yet.
A fierce jurist known for her outsized presence and outspokenness, Ginsburg was a tireless advocate for gender equality.
WASHINGTON (JTA) – Ruth Bader Ginsburg, the...
A new matching grant initiative, the Our Heritage Program, aims to recruit Jewish public school students to in-person Chabad day schools for the fall...
Michigan Jewish History (MJH) celebrates its 60th anniversary this year.
The Historical Society of Michigan announced its 2020 state history award winners Sept. 9, and...
