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New Storytelling App Aims to Remove the Stigma of Infertility

Three Jewish groups launch an effort to build awareness and dispel taboos about difficult journeys.

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Holocaust survivors enact a Purim play featuring an Adolf Hitler character at a camp for displaced persons in Landsberg, Germany on April 15, 1946. (Herbert Friedman/United States Holocaust Memorial Museum)

The American Tradition of Turning Its Back on the Stranger

Trump’s fear-mongering over immigrants echoes the way Jewish refugees were treated in the aftermath of the Holocaust.

4 Jews are running for Senate in 2020 — including 2 who could help turn it blue. Here’s what you need to know about them.

They include a doctor who has killed a bear, a scientist who makes a mean matzoh ball soup and a son of a former vice presidential candidate.

New York

Foodies Rally After a Brooklyn Kosher Cafe Gets a Covid-19 Summons

Global

The global proportion of Jews living in Europe is as low as it was 1,000 years ago. And the future there doesn’t look bright.

A view of Northwestern University's campus in 2010. (Wikimedia Commons)

United States

Northwestern University president spars over anti-Semitism with activist group and professors

New York

Redemption Begins Where Inequity Ends

Lifestyle

Some queer Jews are finding meaning in the laws of family purity, traditionally observed by married Orthodox couples

New York

De Blasio Regrets How He Handled Chasidic Funeral in April

New York

Once Upon a Time, There Was a Thriving Yiddish Children’s Literature

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