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Among the elected leaders who were forced to hunker down for cover as a mob attacked the Capitol on Jan. 6, was Rep. Jamie...

Cancel culture, anti-Semitism and leadership were discussed at a virtual dialogue on Jan. 14. “From Election to Inauguration and Beyond: Jewish Identity and Civic Responsibility”...

Gender equity, domestic abuse and relationship advice: These can be difficult topics to broach for some young women. But a group of students has...

By Eric Schucht and David Holzel Rachel Faulkner had just come home from picking her daughter up from day care. With a pro-Trump demonstration planned...

A musical oneg: That’s one way to describe a farbrengen, according to Cantor Sarah Bolts of B’nai Israel Congregation. On Jan. 9, she and others...

By JTA Staff Sheldon Adelson, the billionaire casino magnate whose philanthropy had an unparalleled influence on American and Israeli politics and Jewish causes, has died...

More than 800 people at the Hebrew Home of Greater Washington, including residents and staffers, have received the first dose of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 Vaccine....

Brennan Leach wants you to know, first of all, that the caption on the viral photo of her taken inside the U.S. Capitol building...

By Laura E. Adkins and Emily Burack The sweatshirt, spotted amid the mob that stormed the U.S. Capitol, seemed designed to provoke fear. “Camp Auschwitz,” it...

By Shira Hanau Heshy Tischler, the pro-Trump provocateur of Orthodox Brooklyn, wasn’t at the U.S. Capitol when a mob stormed it Wednesday — but not...