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Does telling children they’re hated make them mishear lyrics and, eventually, horde Viagra?
How becoming a father drove me away from Judaism—and my daughters into the Episcopal Church
How to talk to kids about death, in Haiti and at home
A haftorah of gossip and godliness
Friday-night dinner with the machers in Switzerland
Newly discovered photographs shed light on daily existence in the Pale of Settlement
The national infatuation with pork has reached Jewish cuisine, prohibitions notwithstanding
A ‘Top Chef’ star takes on Tu B’Shevat
A hungry reporter samples the hearty cuisine of Jewish Budapest
Does telling children they’re hated make them mishear lyrics and, eventually, horde Viagra?
How becoming a father drove me away from Judaism—and my daughters into the Episcopal Church
How to talk to kids about death, in Haiti and at home
Plus-size retail queen Deb Malkin insists that fashion isn’t only for the skinny
How a Modern Orthodox Jew struggled to reconcile her yogic practice with her Judaism
The grisly aftermath of a broken engagement
As Chabad opens preschools across the country, secular parents try to reconcile the movement with the classroom
The recession has hit the rabbinate, too. How are the newly ordained—and laid-off veterans—handling the rabbi glut?
As fights over textbooks simmer, Jewish groups enter the fray
How to reconcile religious prohibitions on autopsies with the need to determine a cause of death
From the archives: The neverending fetishistic fascination with Jews and intelligence
Immunization fears lead to another outbreak among New York’s ultra-Orthodox
The Coney Island attraction who made wrestling history
A visit to the ladies who determine the dos and don’ts of mah jongg
Boxer Yuri Foreman is about to fight for the middleweight title. He’s also studying to be a rabbi.
