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Robert Kraft

Charges filed against Robert Kraft for soliciting prostitutes

The Patriots owner is facing a fine and other punishment if found guilty, but prison sentences are rare for first-time offenders.

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David S. Davidson, prominent judge and leader in Reform movement, dies at 91

The former chair of the movement’s Commission on Social Action was once the chief judge of the National Labor Relations Board.

The Iranian revolution was 40 years ago. Persian Jews in Los Angeles are still feeling the pain.

The fortieth anniversary of the Islamic revolution reopens old wounds among Jews who experienced its cruelty firsthand.

US Orthodox group defends Netanyahu’s deal with far-right political party

Israeli man accused of raping Pennsylvania teen 15 years ago extradited back to US

Sisi Egypt

Egypt’s president says he will provide synagogues if a Jewish community re-emerges there

Left-wing group protests Shabbat speech by ex-Israeli soldier at U of Texas Chabad

Israeli director wins Oscar and cites his Holocaust survivor grandparents in acceptance speech

Stanley Donen

Filmmaker Stanley Donen, director of ‘Singin’ in the Rain,’ dies at 94

US won’t criticize Netanyahu over far right party’s inclusion in coalition, Pompeo says

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