By offering veterans free college educations, the landmark 1944 legislation offered unprecedented upward mobility for many—but not all

Chasing the ghosts of my uncle, who was killed in action in Normandy during WWII

Looking back at 50 years of Havurat Shalom, one of the longest-lasting creations of the havurah movement

As the Washington Capitals and Vegas Golden Knights vie for the 2018 Stanley Cup, the man known as The Hockey Maven leaves the sport behind—richer than he found it in 1939

Ep. 137: Yossi Klein Halevi’s ‘Letters to My Palestinian Neighbor,’ New York Times political reporter Astead Herndon

The Jewish Diaspora versus the national-policy interests of the Jewish state: a dispatch from a confounding forum on the rise and spread of an old hatred

Rokhl’s Golden City: The turn-of-the-century proto-feminist melodrama ‘One of Those,’ and the allure of Holocaust-studies failure

A dispatch from David Levinthal’s doll-house diorama factory, where the photographer plays with the line between real and pretend

Godard gets stiffed. Ukrainian gets punched. Spike Lee’s KKK Disneyland. And more from the Croisette.