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What we know about the fatal shooting of a yeshiva student in Denver

After interviewing four of the suspects in the killing of Shmuel Silverberg, police say the shooting does not appear to be a hate crime.

Paul Strauss has been a Washington shadow senator for decades. Jewish values still motivate his goal: DC statehood.

The Jewish New Yorker is one of only a few people to hold the position since it was established in 1990.

How Ruth Bader Ginsburg helped an effort to promote female leadership in Jewish institutions

A survey funded by grants in the Supreme Court justice’s honor found that while more women are leading Jewish groups, the biggest ones are still mostly led by men.

Larry David reportedly yelled at Alan Dershowitz over his ties to Trump and Republicans

Yeshiva student shot and killed during late-night crime spree in Denver

People walk through the Brooklyn neighborhood of Williamsburg in New York City

Orthodox areas are among the fastest growing in New York and New Jersey, census data shows

Stanley Aronowitz, longtime labor and civil rights activist, dies at 88

Conservative movement to launch investigation of sexual abuse allegations at youth program

Daily Beast to review editorial standards after writer calls Israeli army ‘genocidal’

Bob Dylan sued for allegedly sexually abusing 12-year-old girl in 1965

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