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Orthodox group sues Cuomo over NY religious gathering restrictions

The restrictions must be in place no later than Friday and last for two weeks.

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Why Jews will be thinking of peyote during this year’s Supreme Court session

Mention peyote in certain wonky Jewish circles, and it will be seen as an invitation to a discussion about the limits of religious freedoms.

Armed gun rights protesters, led by a member of the far-right Boogaloo boys, march in Richmond, Virginia on August 18, 2020. (Chad Martin/LightRocket via Getty Images)

Officials fear violence on Election Day. Some worry it could target the Jews.

“Within the far-right, there’s been an increasing convergence around the idea that we’re headed towards a civil war,” one analyst said.

Marine Le Pen

Far-right politician Marine Le Pen would beat Emmanuel Macron in first round of French elections, new poll suggests

This 102-year-old Jewish grandma is going viral for mailing her absentee ballot in a hazmat suit

Pence and Harris tussle over Trump’s record on white supremacists

Everything ‘potentially up for grabs’: What Jewish groups are watching for in this unusual Supreme Court session

Stephen Miller, top Trump aide, tests positive for coronavirus

Should Jews pray for Trump’s health? Are they required to? We asked rabbis for their guidance.

Pro-Israel groups audition Dems seeking top congressional foreign policy seat

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