Ruth Bader Ginsburg is awesome. But other Jewish women deserve to have books written about them, too.

How Yiddish—the language and the sensibility—made its mark on American advertising

The delicious dish on the secret Jewish origins of a delicious dish

When will we see that our own house is on fire?

Ex-British MP Ian Austin talks about the encounters with Holocaust survivors that shamed him into leaving the Labour Party

The Democratic Party establishment is faced with a choice of nominating a socialist for president or sending their young shock troops out into the netherworld of third-party politics

Bernard-Henri Lévy remembers his friend and mentor, the activist and journalist of the ‘Nouvel Observateur’ and doyen of the French left

A new documentary traces the rise, fall, and amazing rediscovery of the world’s first Arab cartoon star

The late playwright and poet finds himself embraced by the mainstream audiences he spent his life rebelling against