Magic City has changed since the tech bros made landfall—but not in the ways you think

Democrats can only explain electoral losses among Hispanics by infantilizing us as victims of ‘misinformation’

Photos from a hotel for elderly snowbirds offer an intimate, sometimes uncomfortable look at the bubbes and zaydes of South Beach

A wave of refugees is washing up on Miami’s shores, only now it’s disgruntled New Yorkers, fleeing the city’s draconian COVID restrictions and pessimistic politics

Francis Suarez knows how to speak in the language of the future, with the unicorns and the big-number braggadocio, because it is the language the citizens of Miami have always spoken

Israeli rescuers are helping alleviate the suffering in Miami, showing that Jews can still resemble a family.

How CNN head Jeff Zucker’s Miami high school days explain the bizarro alt-reality world of his future frenemy, Donald Trump

Israeli-Americans, once shunned by the homeland and marginal in domestic politics, are becoming more influential and injecting new optimism into the often dour world of American-Jewish political organizations

How Fidel Castro’s libertarian exiles found unlikely allies through the Yiddish press

During Wednesday’s democratic debate, presidential hopeful Bernie Sanders was given the chance to explain his version of socialism, but he missed the mark

Author takes fans behind the scenes of her 1977 book with a virtual tour

Police say murder of 60-year-old Brooklyn rabbi most likely a botched robbery

Synagogue and Jewish cars defaced with ‘Hamas’ graffiti

Organization says ritual marker imposes Orthodox Judaism on all residents

At the intersection of artifice and experience comes a beguiling fantasia on Jewish themes, ‘I Pity the Poor Immigrant’