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Rachel Bloom’s one-woman musical comedy to open off-Broadway this fall

The Jewish comedian, actress and writer will perform “Death, Let Me Do My Show,” at Lucille Lortel Theatre in the West Village in September.

Miriam Adelson slashed her philanthropy as casinos closed due to COVID. Now, her business empire is recuperating.

The family’s charitable trust, which funnels money into the Adelson Family Foundation, dropped from more than $200 million before the pandemic to $37 million in 2021.

Mary Ann Hoberman, a kids’ writer whose poems drew on the warmth of her loud Jewish homes, dies at 92

The poet and author of dozens of books was inspired by her Yiddish-speaking relatives in Connecticut.

Israel

Israeli court overhaul: Arrests, strikes and economic troubles follow pivotal vote

Global

ADL and major Jewish groups in 7 countries team up to fight antisemitism together

Politics

After pivotal judicial reform vote, US Jewish groups unleash their newfound voices on Israeli domestic policy

Politics

White House calls passage of Israel’s first judicial reform bill ‘unfortunate’

Sports

New Washington Commanders owner Josh Harris says buying NFL team was ‘bashert’

American Anthropological Association votes to boycott Israeli academic institutions

Politics

Joel Rubin, veteran of a number of Jewish organizations, to run for Congress in Maryland

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