Secular Jews, from Ber Borochov to ‘Broad City,’ lambast tradition but never stray far from the source

Games canceled as Israel considers whether teams can play on Shabbat.

Jacques Berlinerblau’s book How To be Secular makes a historical case for a strong church-state division

In a new memoir, Herb Silverman recounts his legal battle against a state ban on atheists seeking public office

I grew up in a world of observance, separate from secular America, but soon realized that the borders are more porous than they seem

Butler, West, others speak at Cooper Union