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UPDATED: A Jewish President in 2020?
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Ahead of Michigan’s primaries, Jewish voters weigh their options.
At AIPAC Conference, Sanders is a Shonda
The presidential candidate was widely criticized, even among more progressive panelists.
More than 50 JCCs Nationwide Receive Emailed Bomb Threats
The threats made to the JCCs were deemed "not credible"; officials have yet to find the culprit.
Southfield Man Suing American Airlines for Discrimination is Arraigned on Embezzlement Charges
In the midst of his discrimination lawsuit, Yehudah Adler now faces four counts of embezzlement charges.
Many Accused Jewish Pedophiles in US Flee to Israel, CBS Report Finds
The investigation cites research by Jewish Community Watch, which tracks accused pedophiles.
New $10 Million Grant for Holocaust Education Aims to Use Music to Teach Students
The money, from the Koret Foundation, impacts programs already in use by hundreds of Michigan teachers.
Ford’s Sponsored Auschwitz Exhibit at National Archives Fails to Mention Founder’s Role in Holocaust
The National Archives' Auschwitz exhibit had displays filled with documents, but nothing on Ford Motor Company's role in fueling the Nazi regime.
Kirk Douglas Grappled with Jewish Identity as a Film Star
The late Hollywood actor reconnected back to his Jewish faith later in life.
Whitmer Delivers Democratic Response to State of the Union
Governor does not take on hate, despite own call to do so just six days prior.
Celebrated Artist Jason Polan Gone Too Soon
Michigan native Jason Polan, who embarked on a mission to draw everyone in New York, died at age 37.
Southfield Orthodox Family Sues American Airlines for Discrimination
The Adler family says they experienced "humiliation" after being forced off a flight to Detroit last year.
Trump’s Peace Plan: Local Professor Breaks Down What’s Inside
Ron Stockton, a professor of political science at the University of Michigan-Dearborn, has little faith in President Trump's new Middle East plan.
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‘The Plot Against America’ Episode 3: Life Under Lindbergh
A new social program threatens America’s Jews, and Mr. Levin goes to Washington.
Rita Haddow: A Community Stalwart with a Kind and Generous Heart
Rita Haddow was an inspirational leader, a devoted wife and mother, and a generous supporter of the many causes she held dear.
Jewish Federation Delivers Fresh, Healthy Meals to Seniors in Need
The JHELP Meal Program allows vulnerable individuals to receive food safely in their own home.
Jewish Senior Life Encourages Families to Take In Loved Ones from Independent Living
The apartments are not closing, but seniors may be better off with their families during COVID.
Jewish Business Owners and Employees Hope ‘This Too Shall Pass’ — Soon
They saw the coronavirus coming, but no business was prepared for its high-speed impact once the first cases hit Michigan.
