U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights (OCR) last week opened an investigation into a complaint filed by The ...

Sumner Redstone (May 27, 1923 – August 11, 2020) was an American billionaire businessman and media magnate. He was the ...

As in every good farce, there are double entendres, slamming doors, odd and reshuffled pairings and lots of miscommunication.

AB 101 was ill-conceived from the start: no enforceable guidelines, no state standards, no penalties for ignoring guardrails ...

He tells us that the “idea of ending one’s profession or work due to old age seems to be antithetical to Jewish thought.” The Talmud Kinim 25a states that Torah scholars’ minds hold firm as they age, ...

One ‍group ‍of ‍Jews ‍in ‍South ‍Africa ‍were ‍distinguished ‍by ‍their ‍housing ‍arrangements, ‍known ‍as ‍“ostrich ‍palaces ...

Ethiopian Jewry and the Journey to Equality in Israel, Roni Fantanesh Malkai provides eye-opening, need-to-know information ...

In USA, Infeld recalled, “I arrived at Princeton in September 1936. Five months later our collaboration with Einstein began ...

Matt Stone (born May 26, 1971) is an American actor, animator, writer, producer, and musician. He is best known for ...

Once swallowed, the pill expands to form a rigid triangle, mimicking the presence of food and triggering the sensation of satiety. The device remains in the stomach for several hours before passing ...

One hundred and seventy-seven years ago in 1848, Adam Gimbel opened up his first retail location on the corner that locals in ...

Roosevelt, as President from 1901 to 1909, wrestled with fashioning the correct American response to government-sponsored ...