Jack Lew, Obama’s nominee for Treasury Secretary, faces tough questions

Washington’s restaurant scene may be booming, but D.C. still isn’t a capital place to find good kosher eats

Jack Lew, Obama’s pick for Treasury secretary, is the highest-ranking Orthodox Jew in U.S. government history

Twenty-five years ago today, a rally of 250,000 people changed the fate of Jews worldwide. An oral history.

Obama’s Jack Lew and Romney’s Tevi Troy Spar, Then Pray, In Cleveland

As the presidential election nears, rabbis debate whether partisanship is part of their job description

At the GOP convention, Josh Bolten reminisces about introducing President Bush to shmurah matzo

The 2012 presidential campaign will be a landmark for U.S. Mormons. It’ll also be the most Jewish election in history, argues a Mitt Romney adviser.

Washington should back the Free Syrian Army in its insurgency against Bashar al-Assad, since toppling his regime would strike a blow against Iran

Jack Lew, Obama’s new chief of staff, is the third Jewish official in the last 10 years to run the White House, after Rahm Emanuel and Josh Bolten