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Mort Sahl

Mort Sahl, Jewish comedian who fused stand-up with political satire and inspired the likes of Lenny Bruce, dies at 94

The pioneer was known to finish a set with the line: “Are there any groups I haven’t offended?”

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Jessica rosenworcel FCC

Jessica Rosenworcel set to become first woman to lead FCC permanently

Rosenworcel has long been a proponent of net neutrality and an advocate for increasing high-speed internet access in rural areas.

Rabbi Arthur Schneier, left, and Rabbi Benjamin Goldschmidt

A world-famous rabbi, a popular assistant and a succession crisis: Inside the rupture at Park East Synagogue

The vaunted New York synagogue has been split in the days since Rabbi Arthur Schneier fired his assistant rabbi, Benjamin Goldschmidt.

Joc Pederson, Max Fried and Alex Bregman

4 Jewish baseball players could make or break the 2021 World Series

Ben & Jerry's shop in Israel

Florida halts new investments in Ben & Jerry’s parent company over West Bank sales boycott

New study from Hillel and ADL finds a third of students on campus experienced antisemitism in last year

Antisemitism fears prompted 4 in 10 American Jews to change their behavior last year: AJC survey

Jill Biden speaks at the Yeshiva Beth Yehudah fundraiser dinner in Detroit

Jill Biden pays tribute to Jonathan Sacks at yeshiva fundraiser in Detroit

Richard Wexler, a leader and then a trenchant critic of the organized Jewish community, dies at 80

Pamela Shifman

Meet the Jewish woman steering one of America’s largest and most influential liberal donor groups

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